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eric
Since 13 Jan 2006
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Wed Feb 14, 24 9:59 pm Wing foil Florida? |
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Where and when for good wind and friendly swell/waves?
Thanks!
Eric
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ldhr
Since 21 Jul 2009
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Hood River
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eric
Since 13 Jan 2006
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Thu Feb 15, 24 9:25 am |
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Thanks so much Laird!
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moondog
Since 15 Aug 2007
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white salmon
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Sun Feb 18, 24 6:28 pm |
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Jupiter is the windiest point in Florida. Shorebreak can be a challenge with wind direction. Sharks are present!
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moondog
Since 15 Aug 2007
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Sun Feb 18, 24 7:04 pm |
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Fort Pierce is nice option since it has a jetty to break the
Shore break. Just north of Jupiter
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Singlemalt
Since 21 Jun 2015
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White Salmon
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Mon Feb 19, 24 12:18 pm Stuart is nice |
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There was a fair size windsurfing community around Stuart, Jensen Beach, and up to Ft Pierce. Lots of beaches, and the Indian River. Windiest in the winter, dead or very light in the summer.
I would expect a decent kite scene.
Water and air are warmish, but still wetsuit conditions.
I moved from there to HR in 88 and never felt any urge to return. It's Florida, Jake.
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Gman
Since 11 Feb 2006
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Portland
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Thu Feb 22, 24 2:54 pm |
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the sharks get bigger north of Jupiter
dragged my stuff down last December
kitebeach jupiter and just north a mile, corners if the shore pound is heinous
fun winging but humbling, paddling out the giant 6m wing thru head high surf
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OG
Since 07 Jun 2011
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Mon Feb 26, 24 8:57 am |
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i spent time in FL during October, maybe 2 years ago. Surfed, SUP'd, twin tip kite'd. Wind was up most days, but was low double digits most of the time.....just enough to make the surf choppy and nearly 'illegible', not quite enough for twin tip riding. Im not a foiler, and i really didnt see any there, but it seemed like you could ride a foil most days all day. There were 2 bigger wind days, and seemed like a good population of wingers out on those days.
Im betting you'll score if you go
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