Glassy seas

cornbb

There's not so much as a ripple on the water and no sign of a wave for weeks How do I save my sanity in these situations, bar flying off to distant lands for a surf or dropping sticks of dynamite into the water to make waves? Are there any (well known) spots that might magically produce a wave despite the lack of waves everywhere else? Should I sell my board and take up knitting instead?

DAVE_K

Use this time to work on your fitness.

Make sure the next time you get out your performance isn't hindered by being knackered.

Swimming, running, weights or whatever floats your boat!

cjs_surf

cornbb wrote:

There's not so much as a ripple on the water and no sign of a wave for weeks How do I save my sanity in these situations, bar flying off to distant lands for a surf or dropping sticks of dynamite into the water to make waves? Are there any (well known) spots that might magically produce a wave despite the lack of waves everywhere else? Should I sell my board and take up knitting instead?

Tall stool spiced rum, ice, lime, coke lots of

Birdy told me that Clare was good today but will be flat tomorrow !

cornbb

cjs_surf wrote:

Birdy told me that Clare was good today but will be flat tomorrow !

Really? Hmm, I might jump in the car and head to Fanore so...

Gone West

In beside the cliffs in Tullan Strand, in Bundoran will have a surfable wave on a whales fart in the atlantic.

john_om_om

surfed in kerry during the week.... chest to head and glassy... keep a very close eye on charts and be wiling to travel