Yes, windfoiling off the dock at the Renton Sailing Club in Coulon Park... is very good. I've been talking about it on windtalk since 2017. And as Plamen said, the milfoil might not be bad there this

Last 3 pics. I know these aren't amazing pics, from either the: extreme skill's aspect... or the photographic beauty aspect, haha! But still, I'm just proud that she's finally committing more to the

I couldn't sail on Monday Labor Day... but I did get some 'blurry distance pics' of Jacquie going back and forth. At the N end of OO Denny park.

It's been a great week of local Seattle area windsurfing. Every afternoon has had nice N-ish breezes... 5-15 mph stuff on Lk Washington, from Renton to Kenmore (and at 5 more than that range, in the

Yeah, what Darren said:) That's funny... cause I also saw that the Jetty Island area will have very good wind this afternoon. For folks like Darren - with little Freestyle / Wave boards... and the

Forecast and tides are setup for a rare classic Jetty Island (west side of the island) day. If you can tolerate the dock launch, and the 5-10 minutes of kit carrying, finning fun arguably better than

I am selling some foil gear due to impending upgrade. Exocet RF 81 (2019-20 model, bought new in May 2021), no damage other that scratches on dark blue painted rails. Upgraded with Northshore nose

I agree. It will also mean sailable wind on the river right in downtown Richland at Howard Amon park. Hoping, anyway. NE wind also works for Charbonneau and Port Kelley. My issue, of course, is

You can notice from weather sensors that Summer continues with daily Northerly Thermal winds in the afternoons on Lake Washington. Sometimes you need to be patient as the weather models are

Hitched a ride back to Ellensburg with Andy (thank you Andy). Winds were ON in Kittitas, and will continue for the next 3 days, with Friday and Saturday looking promising with steady N by NE winds,

The 8.2M Sailworks NX and the Fiberspar boom are SOLD to a nice guy named John who lives in West Seattle. I promoted this group to John and hope he'll be joining the group soon. John grew up

Renton sailing club dock works great on Northerly or southerly winds. No milfoil. Getting on or off needs some balance skills but I think that will not be a problem for you. Plamen

If wind is good, I will be foiling in the South Sound at either Browns Point, Dash Point or Des Moines. No problem with weeds in BP and DP, and minor ar DM. Tides may affect choice (I try to avoid Des

I plan to wing foil at OO-Denny. Not much weed there (compared to SSP). This time of year there will be clumps of floating weed sprinkled about Lake Washington. If I'm paying attention I can

Forecast looks promising - where is a good place around the Seattle metro area for a beginning windsurf foiler? Is there anywhere without a lot of weed? I've been trying to foil and I find myself

Hi everyone, I have several items for sale: 1) 155L Starboard Formula Board - $250 2) 8.2M Sailworks NX Sail - $200 3) 7.5M North Sails sail, 480 carbon mast, fiberspar carbon boom - $180 (for the

Contact me if interested

Phantasm fits fine on the Moses surf fuselage (950, 1100, 940, etc.) as long as it’s not the new HS/high strength which uses 8mm bolts versus the 6mm on older Moses/sab and phantasm. The phantasm

I went under the MI side high rise floating bridge, had to wait for a bunch of boats to pass and there was period of no boats and crossing was easy. A lot of chop on the north side of the bridge no

Nice, a sustained 10+kt summer day. I wish I could have been out there too. How was the boat traffic going under the bridges?