Surfing Tacoma Quivers

Ahh too early for me. Gonna probably go around 9 or 10. Going to look at some open houses at 12 after surfing. Hopefully high tide won’t completely ruin the surf

 

Finally got back in the water today! Rehabing the arm has helped and gonna slowly ease my way back on the 5’10!

 

I’m hoping to be able to surf my 5’7 in the next few weeks. I’m way too out of shape and rusty to surf it right now. Putting things together on my 6’0 lately

 

Yeah I rode the 9.0 today...never was a fan of the lb but its a good tool to have in the quiver...im pretty out of shape too, that will change though

 

Headed North from SD to pick my girlfriend up at LAX tomorrow morning. Thinking of headed out early to sneak a quick sesh in. Any spots you guys recommend South of LAX that I should check out? Thanks in advance

 

shoot, I've been riding my 9'6" trying to get in (back) shape

 

The biggest board I own is a 6'2 quad fish. I don't have many options. My 6'0 is a chunker though. I posted it before but I think its 6x20x3. I love it.

 

I was just going to ask how the house hunt was going

 

Check out el Porto

 

I've been on my 7'4" for the most part. It's my shortest board. I want to try a 7'0 to 6'8 and work down a little

 

It’s going. May be putting in an offer on a place tomorrow. Going to 2 or 3 places to view as well. We shall see. The one I’m hoping to put an offer in for is on Newland and Hamilton. So super close to the beach

 

Holy fuck it’s fun out there. Was just out for 2 hours on the 6’2 fish. Taking a breather and gonna paddle back out on my 6’0

 

I’m not gonna be able to move later. 3 hours of water time today. Head high waves. Light on shore winds. But super fun waves all day.

 

This middling it was too high tide. Now I'm doing projects in the backyard but just want to bail for waves

 

This morning***

 

I was out at about 930-1230 and it was good fun. About 12 it started getting too windy and I was far too tired to keep out there

 

Go buy a used 6'5 and have at it. Wont be much of a responsiveness change between a 7'4 and a 6'8. If you just go for it, you will learn quick and get hooked on shortboards. Its a steep learning curve, but if your catching waves consistently with the 7'4 you'll be fine.

 

I have a 6'5" but it's pretty thin. If I could find something with a little more volume in that size is be stoked

 

Offer is in on another place. On Newland and Hamilton

 

I had so much fun in the shorebreak today.