High Water Waves?
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Topic: High Water Waves?
Posted By: erikSANDSTROM
Subject: High Water Waves?
Date Posted: 24 Nov 2012 at 6:27am
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My Friends,
Does anyone hold knowledge of West-Side big standing waves that form when flows are way up? P&P preferred. Information leading to the my capture of a huge growling river wave will receive growlers of beer in exchange for their disclosure. ------------- This river don't go to Aintry. You done taken a wrong turn. |
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Posted By: Sam_Graftton
Date Posted: 24 Nov 2012 at 8:30am
| There is a couple catch on fly waves on Sky at these flows. |
Posted By: BIGWATER
Date Posted: 24 Nov 2012 at 8:35am
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the Naselle hatchery wave and the Solduck hatchery wave (moshpit) are the 2 best flood waves in the state
i posted about the Naselle on monday , we spent 2 days down there on the wave ... it hit 7000 on monday and was unreal .... river wide fluffy play hole with 2 glassy shoulders ... and was just 2 of us there for 2 days !! ... lota wood to dodge but its not hard to move around it
we ended up at the local bar on mon. nite and the locals told us about Naselle "falls" upstream from the wave ... so the next day we surfed for an hour or 2 in the morning then went up and ran the "falls" .... the Falls was actulay 4 or 5 big ledge drops and with 4000+ cfs it was some great bigwater class 4+... cant belive i never ran that before or even heard of it
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Posted By: BIGWATER
Date Posted: 24 Nov 2012 at 8:42am
oh and if you are looken for some sweet eddy served waves to surf today the Tilton is over 3000 and droping .... we will be surfing there all day today , gona be a great flow 
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