Gale Force Advisory with a 46 cig

Hell of a run on saturday. Thanks for your help Tim. Pic is leaving port clinton.


Moral of the story... Respect mother nature, and be glad I had engines that didn't stall.

Anytime Jeremy...

After helping Jeremy, I took the Baja ove to Kelleys, woo what a ride! pics don't do it justice since on the way there I was rolling with them, but the old 32 Baja handled it well.... love my resin bucket! Only boat there ...lifejackets and Lanyard attached....

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I try not too! 6's are the norm where I live (hour north of Long Beach). Large craft (gail warning) goes up here quite frequently.

There were taken last year. 10-14' swell that day per NOAA!! I sh!t you not. They were spaced out and there was no wind so you didn't get the washing machine effect. Couldn't see anything but water all around you when you were down in between them. Scared the crap out of my passengers!:sifone:

This is from December 2007 off the Oregon Coast

Building-sized Waves, Stunning Winds, Big Rains
Posted by The Oregonian December 03, 2007 18:48PM
Categories: Storm Coverage
...PACIFIC BUOYS...
BUOY 50 (OFF NEWPORT).................. 76 MPH (SUSTAINED 50 MPH)
AVERAGE SEAS.... 40 FEET HIGHEST WAVE... 60-70 FEET
BUOY 89 (50 MI W OF TILLAMOOK)......... 67 MPH (SUSTAINED 50 MPH)
AVERAGE SEAS.... 42 FEET HIGHEST WAVE... 60-70 FEET
BUOY 29 (COLUMBIA RIVER BAR)........... 67 MPH (SUSTAINED 45-50 MPH)
AVERAGE SEAS.... 44 FEET HIGHEST WAVE... 60-70 FEET

...WASHINGTON COAST...
CAPE DISAPPOINTMENT................... 104 MPH
TOKE POINT (NORTH END OF WILLAPA BAY).. 75 MPH
BAY CENTER............................. 72 MPH
OYSTERVILLE............................ 67 MPH
OCEAN PARK............................. 67 MPH
LONG BEACH............................. 60 MPH

...NORTH OREGON COAST...
BAY CITY (NEAR TILLAMOOK).............. 129 MPH
CAPE MEARES (TYPICALLY HIGH BIAS)...... 114 MPH BEFORE POWER LOSS
TILLAMOOK BAY TIDE GAGE................ 100 MPH
ROCKAWAY BEACH......................... 87 MPH
ASTORIA (WEST SLOPE)................... 86 MPH (SUSTAINED 45-50 MPH)
CLATSOP SPIT........................... 85 MPH (SUSTAINED 70 MPH)
ASTORIA AIRPORT........................ 85 MPH
GARIBALDI.............................. 81 MPH (LOST POWER 5 PM SUN)
YOUNGS BAY............................. 80 MPH
CANNON BEACH........................... 80 MPH
TILLAMOOK (DOWNTOWN)................... 75 MPH
TILLAMOOK AIRPORT...................... 74 MPH
 
I've been out of the Columbia River when the Bar was 40 footers, I can't even imagine a 70 footer......

Thought we were dead that time.
 
I used to run the pacific...call off work when the storms came in..couple miles out..house size waves, on a pwc. I was doing Research an destruction for one of the mfg's, they wanted me to break them :D

Dude did you used to test all the ski's down in Dana Point?????
 
Thats what everyone has said about Lake Mead....Yeah right I have been on that lake in 8 footers many times!!!!
 
It settled down quite a bit Saturday afternoon/evening, at least over in Toledo. Bow looks a little wet, take a couple waves over the rails? :sifone:

Anytime Jeremy...

After helping Jeremy, I took the Baja ove to Kelleys, woo what a ride! pics don't do it justice since on the way there I was rolling with them, but the old 32 Baja handled it well.... love my resin bucket! Only boat there ...lifejackets and Lanyard attached....

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It settled down quite a bit Saturday afternoon/evening, at least over in Toledo. Bow looks a little wet, take a couple waves over the rails? :sifone:

Yes, more then a couple! It was worse then the pics show, it licked up a tad before coming back, this was about 1:00pm...
 
yep, one of the funnest races we had all year. Point Pleasant last year the day after a hurricane ran up the coast. Wind was blowing hard on the beach at like 45 mph all saturday and did a 180 in the middle of the night. Was still eight to tens but no caps and like 100-150 feet apart. We could literally run at speed up the face and kite down the back side on the props. What a blast! . . . . then . . . about every ten waves or so would be a giant hole . . . yea that was friggin fun! :sifone:


lake Erie eight to tens? . . . . forget about it! :D



that seems like a lot of fun. i want to do this eventually
 
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