Ride The Wild Surf, Big Benni’s at 730cfs is incredibly fun! Chiclet’s might start to show some face (no promises though). Sixx is still out of play need like less than 660cfs to think about surfing Sixx.
Golden is running at 776cfs but the wave will be better and safer at Benni’s.
When surfing Benny’s, if your board gets stuck in the eddy when surfing no leash, be patient and it will flush out down river to you. If you go over Chiclets, try to go feet up though the main part.
SURF TRIVIA: The thruster, a trailing fin along with twin fins, was credited by surf pro Simon Anderson. The twin fins gave the surfboard the loose skateboard turning, that unfortunately would slide out on steep waves, and the third trailer fin would counter that slipping out with the down the line hold and speed, aka “thrust” of a single fin. What is unique about Simon Andersons invention of the three fin thruster set up beside the ingenuity of how the thruster fin set up works?
LAST SURF TRIVIA ANSWER: Hawaiian “Duke Paoa Kahinu Mokoe Hulikohola Kahanamoku” (August 24, 1890 to January 22, 1968), known simply as Duke Kahanamoku, not only introduced modern surfing to the world, he was an Olympic champion swimmer who won medals in the 1920, 1924 and 1932 Olympic Games that was more aquatics medals than anyone until Mark Spitz. Duke Kahanamoku was named “Surfer of the Century” by Surfer Magazine in 1999; and the U.S. Postal Service issued stamps in his honor in 2001.
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