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>Any reports from the coast or 3rd?
>
Coyote was OP'd 4.9 from 3:30-6. It was very northerly, which is nice
for Coyote since it fills in the cove.
I remember why I hate this place. The swells were the washboard variety,
coming relentlessly straight at you, bleeding off speed, and were
somewhat confused. Managed some decent airtime, though, even did a
noseplant on one landing. That's always exciting (NOT!). Third was dead
low when I left there around 3, and low tide wasn't till 4:45 pm
according to my tide chart, but since I only saw a few Third regulars at
Coyote, I assume everyone was there or at the coast. Was it as low as I
thought it would be?
-Ed
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