Is there good surfing in Aptos, CA?
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Manresa has pretty wicked waves
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You will have great surfing for about 6 hours.\nOk for a more serious answer. the records of the quake in the 1800s say the water ran backwards for most of a day.\nI think it would be like having a tidal surge up stream.\nhttp://newmadridonline.tripod.com/earthquakes/\n\nhttp://newmadridonline.tripod.com/earthquakes/\nhere are links to web site tht give you lots of info.
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The best spot is Crissy Field which is right near the Golden Gate Bridge. Other nice spots are Coyote Point about 30 minutes south of the city. Candlestick Park is also really good but has a rocky launch and is only 15 minutes south of the city.  There's 3rd Ave. near Coyote.  Some people windsurf at Treasure Island but I have not.  Berkeley Marina is a good place to learn.  If you're really expert and want waves you can always go to the coast.  Wadell Creek near Santa Cruz gets windsurfers and kiters. Have seen windsurfers at Ocean Beach but not too much.  My favorite is Crissy. Just be sure you know what the tide is doing and ask for assistance from the locals.
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Go to www.surfjunky.com/?r=james950 it is really good and it's free.
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you can go to venice beach or to Cabrillo beach. Cabrillo Beach is really nice.
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I don't know if they're good, but here's at least a partial list:\n\nAdvertiser Listings  \n     \nSunset Bay   \n108 Skokie Blvd (847) 251-1118  \nWilmette, IL 60091-3050  \n     \nListings  \n     \nAquanauts Odyssey   \n314 W 31st St (312) 326-3330  \nChicago, IL 60616-3627  \n     \nLondo Mondo    \n2148 N Halsted St (773) 327-2218  \nChicago, IL 60614-4387  \n     \nSports Wear LLC  \n2045 W Grand Ave (312) 733-0700  \nChicago, IL 60612-1501  \n     \nSunset Bay    \n108 Skokie Blvd (847) 251-1118  \nWilmette, IL 60091-3050  \n     \nWindward Sports Beach & Surf   \nLargest Year Round Selection  \n3317 N Clark St (773) 472-6868  \nChicago, IL 60657-1603
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1. Creek to Bay Cleanup, fourth annual event takes place Saturday, April 29, 9 a.m.-noon, at over 40 coastal and inland sites throughout county. Nearly 103,000 pounds of trash were collected in 2005. Free. Locations: 619-291-0103 x3003. (San Diego County)\n\n2.British Trumpet Virtuoso Guy Barker and his jazz ensemble plan concert boasting world premiere of "The Amadeus Jazz Suite," Friday, April 28, 8 p.m., at El Foro, Jai Alai Palace\n\n3. "International Biennial of Standards," 46 artists have their projects showcased through June at Centro Cultural Tijuana (Paseo de los Héroes and Mina Street, Zona Río). Events on Friday, April 28, include round table with artists (noon), lecture by Jorge Luis Barrios (5 p.m.), opening reception (7 p.m.). 011-52-664-687-9636.\n\n4. OffCenter, annual spring dance concert with new dance and performance works by students in range of styles, Friday and Saturday, April 28 and 29, 7 p.m., in Arts Building room 111 at CSU San Marcos (333 South Twin Oaks Valley Road). Free.\n\n5. Billabong Jack McCoy Surf Film Festival-- see Free as a Dog -- A True Dog's Tale, winning entry from 2006 Panasonic Surfshorts Competition, and "monster footage" from 2006 Billabong XXL Global Big Wave Awards, April 28-30. Festival screens Friday and Saturday, 7 and 9:30 p.m., at La Paloma Theatre (471 South Coast Highway 101). 760-436-7469\n\n6.San Diego Padres host Los Angeles Dodgers, April 28-30, at 7:05 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, 1:05 p.m. on Sunday.\n\nMaybe those will give you some ideas. Let me know what you are looking for specifically next time and I'll find out whats going on.
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I did a trip to Tofino last winter and it was amazing.  People told me there was unreal skimboarding in the greater Vancouver area, but not too much surfing.  There is surf north of the island as well.  Probably completely uncrowded, and not highly explored, but it should have great fetch.  If you're in that area, it's definately worth exploring.
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Brrr... Surfing in Pugeot Sound? Sounds chilly, even in June. Sea-tac should be a good link to surfing anywhere you want to go! ;)
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Speak to your local surf shop. Try out some few boards and see how they respond. These shops should be able to offer boards that people can test (i think you have to leave credit card details to prevent boards getting nicked). There's bound to be a shaper there, or they will know one so you know you'll get a good advice.\n\nTry the big foamie ones (yes, the beginner board). Otherwise, an egg-shaped board, around 7'6 will be good fun (example McTavish Egg). Find something with rounder rails. Your aim at this time is to catch more waves as much as you could to get your pop-ups perfect. Then do your bottom turn next, etc. \n\nAnd then you can progress to riding 6's (since you skateboard/snowboard, i gathered you're geared towards shortboard-riding?). But if you are a soul-surfer, then perhaps try a long board. Again, the type of boards you'll be riding is dependent on the type of waves you'll be surfing.\n\nHappy shopping.
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There aren't too many good beginners spots that are sand bottom. Waikiki wave to learn on because the waves are slow and non-threatening. The bottom is rock/coral and the break is CROWDED. There are other breaks like Cockroach Bay (near Sea Life Park), Bellows, and Kalama Beach (north Kailua Beach) that are well known beginners spots. The waves there are non-threatening but are sometimes sloppy because of the winds. Both Bellows and Kalama Beaches are sand bottom and the scenery is awesome.
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here's the link...\nhttp://www.buzzsurf.com/surfatwork/\n\nHAVE FUN!!!
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Check out the British Kite Surfing Associaton's website:\n\nhttp://www.kitesurfing.org\n\nThey'll point you in the right direction.
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This is a good site and it is free to sign up. Give it a try.\n\nhttp://www.surfjunky.com/?r=james950
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what kind of surfers do i like?  what r u asking there miss?
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http://www.surfindia.com/mumbai/
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Try Mira Mesa, or Del Mar