Wranglin’ Wednesday Surf & Culture FREEport



Lost Boys & Co...

Well, here we are in Freeport Texas in what looks to be a fabulous sunny day.  Texas is a bit chillier than we imagined, almost like the South Bay at this time of year.  

#1) is the break at Freeport and as you can see it stacks up for quite a ways out to sea.  Sapphire is a ten paddle, paddle out.  Hermosa can be a 25.  Freeport isn't measured in paddles, but in the time it takes you to get out.  A ten or fifteen minute struggle would not be unusual.  Lots of sandbars, sideshore winds and mysto currents.  Fun none the less and we're having a great time with the Larkins as we explore the coast.

More as we head to the hill country!

"When the surf breaks, we'll fix it"
The Professor!!





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