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62mac said...

They tend to stay around BB's neck of the woods when it gets over 2 foot

There are only a very small handful of sup'ers where I surf and a couple of them are better surfers (on any board) than pretty much anybody on this forum (no, not me included)

Most (90%) of sup'ers surf at the Alley cos its generally a soft wave and the easiest paddle out on the goldy most days. It is very very rare that I surf or sup the alley, also because of the crowds but there is a particular day of the week that is generally very quiet and very sup/mal friendly. Its very rare that you will see me out on a sup when there are more than a couple of other sups out because as much as I love to sup I still think they can quickly fill up a lineup and I don't like being the centre of attention - whether it's good or bad attention. I probably sup 90% of the time nowdays because of my back but I still prefer to sup on beachies and away from others if possible. I will though surf the points on my sup (alley/greeny) when its tiny and too small for longboards and also if there are none or very few other sups out.

ha, i took one of my old shorties out yesterday and got so smashed. never seemed to stop paddling,was running out of breath. got some good paddle fitness in though, would have been easier if i already had it yesterday round two looks cleaner and a bit smaller,might not be such a tight arse and pay the boat man to get there. that paddle back home sucked more than anything after the beatings i copped