Patience

[alanw]

Like 5 times during that I was thinking "just go dude"

[ChristLike]

practicing in warm water is always nice. I only surf launch in lajolla never had the guts to try anywhere else

[driftwood]

After kayak fishing for more than 10 years, never thought I would ever get seasick again.
Halfway watching this video I had to take Dramamine.

[buddha]

Usually going out in the surf is easier than coming back in because you can be assured of pointing the bow of the kayak right into the wave at a right angle.

The real question is how long did you take to land it that day?

Same patience applies to landing for sure.

[addicted2sp33d]

I think the frequency of the sets makes it more difficult to get out. If it's 2-3 feet, but you only get one every 10 seconds, that's manageable.

If it's 1-2 feet but you're getting one every 3-5 seconds (or faster like in some parts of the video), that's much harder to paddle-through.

Personally, I think getting out is relatively easy... coming back in is when it gets tricky IMO... still haven't figured that part out.

[Gigafish]

W.t. break on through to the other side. Cool vid.

[Bert Vega]

Originally Posted by addicted2sp33d

I think the frequency of the sets makes it more difficult to get out. If it's 2-3 feet, but you only get one every 10 seconds, that's manageable.

If it's 1-2 feet but you're getting one ever 3-5 seconds (or faster like in some parts of the video), that's much harder to paddle-through.

Personally, I think getting out is relatively easy... coming back in is when it gets tricky IMO... still haven't figured that part out.

Couldn't agree more. So far no issue going out. Just keep it straight and go. Coming back in is a roll of the dice.

[TheBentRod]

Thanks Chuck.