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Originally Posted by BRIELLY
Thanks for the replies. Sounds like I should have kept on the throttle and angled straight out of it. If I didn't have my 3 and 5 year old on board I probably would have done just that as it seemed to be the most logical way out. Unfortunately they would have gone flying. I wasn't too worried that the boat would capsize or get swamped but it definitely was an uneasy feeling. Willy, sounds like you are playin with the big boys up there! Funny cause the last time I surfed Sandy Hook was on a surfboard. Next time i'm out with just my friends I'll do some wake surfing.
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I surfed a 28' Uniflite back from an offshore Charleston trip one day...from the upper bridge it was a little disconcerting at first, but w/some throttle adjustment, worked great...the point is, stay just on top/front of the wave w/the throttle, until you are ready to proceed, then as Willy says, 90* to the next wave, throttle up just enough to overtake it...but as MB stated, keep the power up, bow up and plow into the next...