When we got there the water was just about level with the top corner of the rock slab, meaning it was just about worth paddling. By the time we'd got kitted up and carried our boats over it was lapping over the top corner of the slab, meaning it was well worth getting on. And by the time I returned two hours later to collect the van the slab was completely covered.
Top wave was only just starting to show its true potential at these sort of water levels, but it was still more than worth spending a while surfin' it up!
Some times I can't help being a bit arty!
Andy attempted to wave-wheel/cartwheel into Triple One, but managed to find rock ledge and re-modeled the front of his Orbit fish. I reckon he was lucky not to re-model his toes!!
Andy launches a big one at Triple
The play wave at Triple three was at an absolute perfect level, fast, shouldered, and with a fluffy pile in the middle. We spent a long time enjoying its watery perfection!
It's a shame the weather forecast looks so dry again, it was fantastic to be out on the Dart again, and I can't wait for my next Triple three play session!