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Oregondunes 08-23-2011 03:49 AM

wake surfing
 
Well.............we were told we couldnt do it behind out boat. BS to those that doubted my daughter. She has only done it (behind a wake boat) 2 times before.

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scubydo 08-23-2011 04:08 AM

Re: wake surfing
 
Just because you can, doesn't mean you should. You should never, and I mean never to that behind a stern drive boat. I've heard of people loosing their arms when falling into the prop.

Oregondunes 08-23-2011 04:10 AM

Re: wake surfing
 
its hard to see that she is about 15 feet behind the boat. We factored that into our speed and wake size

Zackattack 08-23-2011 05:10 AM

Re: wake surfing
 
That looks like a good time. did she go no rope though? I thought the whole surfing thing was without the rope?

darkcalling 08-23-2011 12:53 PM

Re: wake surfing
 
Looks cool, we saw alot of that out on the lake we were on this year and yes the ones that are good use no rope. But he did say she had only done it twice.

Oregondunes 08-23-2011 04:02 PM

Re: wake surfing
 
behind my nephews F23 tomcat she can surf "slack rope".....but isnt that good to go "no rope"

Zackattack 08-24-2011 04:32 AM

Re: wake surfing
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Zackattack (Post 32191)
That looks like a good time. did she go no rope though? I thought the whole surfing thing was without the rope?

I had no intention of hi-lighting her inexperience, to the contrary, I think she is doing great at a cool new sport.:wink_thumbup:

Hard to beat a nice boat for the great family adventures.;)

Oregondunes 08-24-2011 04:51 AM

Re: wake surfing
 
none taken. she is such an adventurer (like her dad)


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