Fish Fry Friday Surf & Culture Report



Lost Boys & Co...

We often leave our woven mat out by our bus to dry out during the day.  This fuchsia blossom (#1) landed right in the middle of the mat and it just seemed to be so pleased with itself we had to record it.  Okay so that's a bit anthropomorphic but so are we...

A tad windy this a.m. as we were met with onshores in the 3 to 5kt range, enough to rough things up on the surface.  Visibility was 9miles under hazy skies.  The air temp was 63.9º and the water was 68.4º and with a slight bit of rubber felt pretty good.  High tide was at 9:26am +4.0' and low tide followed not that low at 2:06pm +2.1'.  It was a south swell out of 190º or 190th St. if you were in Hermosa. 4.3' and it was a solid 3' to 4' and so consistent that Christian had to help Anupa get her 11'2" paddleboard out of the surfline so they could in their 2 miles to the 90210 house.  Doc and the Professor decided to brave the short period swells and surf the pier.  In one of the great feats of surfing athleticism Doc pearled up to his knees and still pulled the board out of it's downward path and back into the wave.  Huzzah!

Should be some waves for the weekend.  Go gett'um...
✠ 
"When the surf breaks, we'll fix it"
The Professor!!





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