windydoug

This is a great question Brian.

I sailed at Durand about 2 weeks ago and their was still about 8 more feet of beach than what your pic now shows.  What a difference.  I’m lucky to be a windsurfer and don’t need the beach, so I can’t really weigh in on kite launching but thanks for sharing this pic here.

I do know that some of the crew has been l…[Read more]

Amazing Scott!

This adventurous spirit has got to be how you have kept windsurfing so fresh and going in your life over time.  Pushing boundaries, trying new things, going new places.  Inspiring.

Congrats on two stoke filled sessions, and thanks for sharing them with us here.

Doug

Nice.  Saw  the last kite leave the water around the time you mentioned Bob.  I was returning from Trumansburg and a weekend away.  The warm breeze pushed my thoughts towards Seneca Lake all day.  Glad you got some, and thanks for sharing.

Wd

Worthwhile watch Brad, thanks for sharing.

How are things in G-town?  I have not been down yet this year.  What sort of development does the year hold for the waterfront?  Has the community gotten the go ahead or have the desire to go forward with the planned marina/docks behind Long Pier?

See ya out there.

Wd

No way.  Sorry I overlooked him.  Troy is a fast sailor!  I have a couple pics of him at Hamburg last summer that have his wake dancing with white water right out of the frame.

Way to go Troy!

Also, glad you laughed.  Kinger being Kinger.

I jest.  Looks like he rode in the OBX Wind event again this year.  Craig Brown too.  I’d love to get a take on it here.

Wd

Never heard of him.

Hey E!

Thanks for doing this.  The station is just known as “Canandaigua” on Weatherflow’s suite of products.  I have always gotten a good response from the folks running the show at Weatherflow, and they even relocated the Durand/Irondequoit meter to its preferred current location with help from Mark Rozensweig, and H2O Rick Griffin.  The ne…[Read more]

Bob and Scott!

Thanks for the first stoke-filled reports of the spring.  Family commitments (no really….I had legit family commitments!) have kept me from getting on the water yet, and honestly I was not super motivated….but your reports have stoked the embers.

It’s great to hear Corey and Isaac are ahead of me in 2019 sessions.  I love to p…[Read more]

Hi Chris,

I contacted Geoff to let him know of your interest in the Quiverack.  He doesn’t check in often in winter. He still has it and when he gets a free second said he will reach out here.  If you have contact information, send me an e mail from the contact page, and I will forward it to him.  Keep checking back or contact me with any qu…[Read more]

I thought John as well.  Maybe he has an old school Snowfer sled?

http://www.snowfer.com/intro.html

This article may make me bite on a subscription to this magazine.  I had been receiving it free for a few issues but now that is stopping.  A great read.  Word from windsurfer/photographer Fred Bertram is that they asked him to do some wind sport photo for a possible article in the summer.

ALSO…I thought this post was going to be about our se…[Read more]

Great write up Max!  Your stoke is palpable.  It’s easy to get bogged down this time of year and lose a little motivation, this stoked my fire.  I have been curious as to how Mendon Ponds would be.  It typically gets less snow than the lake shore sites.  Canandaigua had some really good looking ice the other day when I headed to Keuka with Scot…[Read more]

Scott jibing his holiday sail.  Care of Corey Dunn.  What a beauty looking day.  It was hard to miss a session like this, but I’m grateful to Corey and Scott for checking in.

Wd

Hey Frank.

Your renewed energy is awesome…don’t let the long winter slow your burn! I was a kid windsurfer.

I started out when I was 12, in 1986.  My grandmother bought our family a Ten Cate Runner with a 4.6 and 6.5 sail to use at our cottage on Southern Georgian Bay.  It was a struggle at first….my athletic but thin body would wear i…[Read more]