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Originally Posted by goosefish
I like 2 to 4 feet. Over 4 (spot depending) and I move on. Places like Beavertail or the Avenues, a 4-foot wave on a foggy or dark night can seem bigger than it is. Wave heights are easily exaggerated. Same with wind speed. Things get crazy at night.
Some of us have more agility than others. Some of us have better studs on our cleats, better balance, bigger nuts, more ambition.
It really helps to know the spot really well. How the waves break, how the sets come in.
I don't weigh enough to take a real bashing. A 300-pound surf caster responds differently to a wave, than one that weighs 147-pounds.
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if your fishing the tail or the avenues with 4 fters....your playing russian roulette
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