Link Of The Week. "The 10-Step Guide to Windsurfing."
I was toying with the idea of bringing back the "Link Of The Day," but quickly threw that one into the trash can because I'm such a lazy so and so. So, let's see how many weeks I'll be serving links, hash browns and eggs (over easy, please).
This week's link is to the The 10-Step Guide to Windsurfing by Bill Prinzmetal over at Cal Sailing. It's a nice little guide (loaded with some good diagrams and photos) of beginner to intermediate windsurfing skills. Check it out if you're interested in learning Windsurfing or want to brush up on your skills.
Friday Fishwrap.
Why you shouldn't record yourself singing whilst drinking. You could start singing in French.
Taru...something related to pirates??? Who cares....and her friends. Vive la différence ! (oops, that's in French. Bourbon stay away from me.)
Hubba, hubba, there's nothing moldy about Moldy's Friday Pin Up.
Das wollen wir sehen! Ah-oh, that's in German. Etape 4 - Jour 10 : Lavage et rinçage ! (no, no, no, not French.)
Äntligen fredag…What language is that, Joe? Äntligen lite riktigt drag i Volvo Ocean Race. Go Groupama!
Pas la chose plus intelligente à faire. Plus de français ! Ce n'est pas acceptable aux États-Unis.
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Shoal of Scad in Bonaire - Canon 5Dmk II Underwater Video from Backscatter on Vimeo. Via Drysuit.
Friday Fish Wrap.

The highlights of the week from my fellow waterlogged bloggers and others.
sunfish PVC dolly – update
just wanted to give a quick update on my home-made Sunfish PVC dolly.
sunfish trailer updates
while visiting with my in-law’s over
Memorial Day weekend, I took advantage of having a father-in-law that
likes to fiddle with fixing up old cars and has made many friends with
unique tools (thanks Larry and Doyt!). we pulled my beat up rusty old
boat trailer out into the country farmland to Doyt’s house to use his
heavy-duty air compressor and sand-blaster.
The Darkness
It was time for my watch, so I dragged myself out of "bed", pulled on
some foulies, donned the PFD, and climbed up the companionway, ready to
tether on for another three hours of sailing. As my head popped up, all
I saw was a dim green glow from the compass. I assumed that the shape
behind the glow was a person but where was everything else?
More Dark
After goofing off for two weeks, I had finally written a post for today, but then I read Edward's great story
about a night watch during the recent Pacific Cup. It was on a night
that was darker than the inside of Johnny Cash's wardrobe trunk.
Strange Finnage...There's More!
After starting a discussion about the turbo tunnel fin in the Aussie windsurfing forum Seabreeze some people posted shots of these fins.
Strangest Fin Seen In 25 Years…Could It Work?
Moth Sailors Are Bad People
Dork
Esteemed blogger O Docker has decreed that this week is Dork Week. I was a bit confused when I wrote yesterday's post. I thought the blogmaster said Dirk Week. Oops. Maybe I can make amends with this post and write about dorks instead.
"..And Giselle is modelling West Marine's new line of sailing apparel for the modern gal"
Some Amazing Sailing Photos From Europe
What do we have here?
Try to name the fish
Yo ho ho and a bottle of £ 600 rum?
Day 5 US Windsurfing Champs
Blog Mortality
Tillerman recently has had two posts, here and here trying to answer that weighty, age old human question, what happens at "the end", when it truly is "finis", when everything is finally "kaput".
Patfish
Friday Pin Up
The Top Seven Signs You’re Fly Fishing Through a Heat Wave
The Underground – in yet another example of our Serious Commitment to Fly Fishing-Related Journalism – offers these hints for recognizing when it just might be too hot to fish…
This Weekend's Fly Box
Is This Good?
The bobber swims in circles for at least five seconds and I scream “SET!” a minimum of eighty times. Eventually, he finds it in his heart to sweep that big ol’ fly pole upwards and stretch that silly plastic line. There is twitching and headshaking. Long deliberate runs circle around the pool and I stifle the whisper that is pinballing in my brain “bigfuckingbrowntrout”. Saying such a thing out loud while staring hard at tense monofilament slicing green ether will automatically turn whatever is on the other end into an asshooked whitefish; such is the evil nature of river alchemy.
Finally from Rotor Head:
Joe-
This is from a surfline photo essay on some new "slabs" in Brazil. I've included the link - some of the other photos are just insane. 20 years ago we'd swear up and down that one would die surfing a wave like this, if they could be surfed at all.
Here's the link for the full essay:
Photo 17 is one of the most insane surf photos ever.
-Charlie

Friday Fish Wrap.

The highlights of the week from my fellow waterlogged bloggers and others.
sunfish PVC dolly – update
just wanted to give a quick update on my home-made Sunfish PVC dolly.
sunfish trailer updates
while visiting with my in-law’s over
Memorial Day weekend, I took advantage of having a father-in-law that
likes to fiddle with fixing up old cars and has made many friends with
unique tools (thanks Larry and Doyt!). we pulled my beat up rusty old
boat trailer out into the country farmland to Doyt’s house to use his
heavy-duty air compressor and sand-blaster.
The Darkness
It was time for my watch, so I dragged myself out of "bed", pulled on
some foulies, donned the PFD, and climbed up the companionway, ready to
tether on for another three hours of sailing. As my head popped up, all
I saw was a dim green glow from the compass. I assumed that the shape
behind the glow was a person but where was everything else?
More Dark
After goofing off for two weeks, I had finally written a post for today, but then I read Edward's great story
about a night watch during the recent Pacific Cup. It was on a night
that was darker than the inside of Johnny Cash's wardrobe trunk.
Strange Finnage...There's More!
After starting a discussion about the turbo tunnel fin in the Aussie windsurfing forum Seabreeze some people posted shots of these fins.
Strangest Fin Seen In 25 Years…Could It Work?
Moth Sailors Are Bad People
Dork
Esteemed blogger O Docker has decreed that this week is Dork Week. I was a bit confused when I wrote yesterday's post. I thought the blogmaster said Dirk Week. Oops. Maybe I can make amends with this post and write about dorks instead.
"..And Giselle is modelling West Marine's new line of sailing apparel for the modern gal"
Some Amazing Sailing Photos From Europe
What do we have here?
Try to name the fish
Yo ho ho and a bottle of £ 600 rum?
Day 5 US Windsurfing Champs
Blog Mortality
Tillerman recently has had two posts, here and here trying to answer that weighty, age old human question, what happens at "the end", when it truly is "finis", when everything is finally "kaput".
Patfish
Friday Pin Up
The Top Seven Signs You’re Fly Fishing Through a Heat Wave
The Underground – in yet another example of our Serious Commitment to Fly Fishing-Related Journalism – offers these hints for recognizing when it just might be too hot to fish…
This Weekend's Fly Box
Is This Good?
The bobber swims in circles for at least five seconds and I scream “SET!” a minimum of eighty times. Eventually, he finds it in his heart to sweep that big ol’ fly pole upwards and stretch that silly plastic line. There is twitching and headshaking. Long deliberate runs circle around the pool and I stifle the whisper that is pinballing in my brain “bigfuckingbrowntrout”. Saying such a thing out loud while staring hard at tense monofilament slicing green ether will automatically turn whatever is on the other end into an asshooked whitefish; such is the evil nature of river alchemy.
Finally from Rotor Head:
Joe-
This is from a surfline photo essay on some new "slabs" in Brazil. I've included the link - some of the other photos are just insane. 20 years ago we'd swear up and down that one would die surfing a wave like this, if they could be surfed at all.
Here's the link for the full essay:
Photo 17 is one of the most insane surf photos ever.
-Charlie

It Came From Beneath The Sea .... Or Maybe Sacramento.
Oh, the humanity!
Oh, the horror!
O the Dock?
Yes friends and neighbors, the O Dock has arisen and he is out to conquer the world.
side note: I love all the warning signs on the gate. Please sir, will you let me in if I give you a cookie? I promise not get drunk, swim, let my dog run wild. poop on the dock, pitch a tent, sleep overnight, fish(even though today is Friday), ride a bike or engage in any suspicious activities.
Technorati Tags: o dock, sailing bolgs, silly, where's my glass of tequila?

Link Of The Day: Cal Sailing Club.
Cal Sailing Club is non-profit sailing cooperative located in Berkeley, California, on beautiful San Francisco Bay. CSC provides the community an affordable means of learning about sailing and windsurfing at ALL levels.
Suspicious Characters
If you're not here, don't despair I will be adding more links as the days go by.
Canoe Sailing
- Canoe Sailing Magazine
- Canoe Sailing Resources
- Canoes of Oceania
- Gary Dierking Outrigger Sailing Canoes
- Goteborgs Kanot Forening
- Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association - Hawaiian Style Sailing
- Kalle Jonasson sailing
- Kanoottipurjehdus
- Kanotseglarna
- Kanotsegling
- L U N N E
- Open Canoe Sailing Group
- Outrigger Sailing Canoes
- Oves segelkanotsida.
- Polynesian Voyaging Society
- purjekanootti
- Sailing Canoes at Dragonfly Canoe Works
- Sebago Canoe Club
- Selway-Fisher Sailing Canoes
- Suomen Kanoottipurjehtijat Ry
- UBB - Ungdomarnas Båtbygge. Seglarläger, båtbygge, ungdomsverksamhet, jolle, segelkanot, Mii-jolle, katamaran
- Writs of a Drifting Son
- アクアミューズ セーリングカヌー メーカーサイト aquamuse
Fish and Fishing
- ___/\__\o/___
- Angling Fish
- Ask The Fisho
- Bluewater Jon
- Boz's Blog
- buster wants to fish fly fishing blog
- Catch Magazine - Fly Fishing Photography - Film - Video
- Chi Wulff — Fly Fishing In Yellowstone, Southern Montana, and Around
- Fish: Search FishBase
- fishing corner
- Fishing Fury
- Fishing Under Sail
- FishingVideos.com
- Fishnet | Home
- FishPedia™ - The Fish Encyclopedia
- Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Department
- Fly Fishing In Yellowstone
- Fly Fishing USA
- Jon's Fly Fishing
- Just Sportfishing
- Mendoza Fly Fishing *NUEVO*
- MOLDY CHUM
- mostly right, usually.
- Pesca de AltoMar & Competição
- RiverandReef.com
- S. Tokunaga Store, Hilo, Hawaii
- Saltwater
- shallowfish
- Singlebarbed
- Sir Jackson
- The North American Fly Fishing Forum
- The Trout Underground Fly Fishing Blog
- TidalFish
- Upstream in Oregon
- Voluntary Beatdown
- WNY Kayak Fishing and Fly Fishing Blog
Maritime
- Fred Fry International
- gCaptain.com — A Blog About Ships
- Live Ships Map - AIS - Vessel Traffic and Positions
- MarineBuzz.com
- NAUTICAL LOG
- Sea-Fever blog
- tugster: a waterblog
- UGLYSHIPS.COM
- USNI Blog
Sailing News
- "Sailing News" via San Francisco Sailing
- BYM News Home Page
- CBVM - Confederação Brasileira de Vela e Motor
- Challenge and Adventure
- Crew.org.nz - the online home of New Zealand sailing
- Elaine Bunting's blog | Yachting World
- Forsiden : Seilas.no
- Kiwispy: The Best and Latest of NZ Sailing and Sailors
- LBWS | Longboard Windsurfing - Home
- NewsNow: Sailing
- OuestFrance-bateaux
- Revista Náutica ::. Notícias, vela, lanchas, barcos, jets, regatas, mercado náutico, classificados, previsão do tempo
- SailHead.com
- Sailing Anarchy
- Sailing Magazine
- Squup - tero
- Twitter / Wetass
- Web Náuticos - Para aqueles que amam o mar!
- Wet Ass
- WoodenBoat Magazine
Sailors
- .sNIPEOUT..
- 70.8%
- All About Boats... So it goes...
- All Kinds of Junk *NEW*
- Banshee Fleet One
- Barco a Vela
- Bethancourt World
- Blur
- Boat Bits
- Bruce Smiths Voyage Blog
- Bursledon Blog
- Buy This Boat: A Yacht Broker's Blog
- BVI Emma
- Captain JP's log
- Condevor Sailing Team
- Cowabunga Racing
- David Loring sunfishracing
- Dolphins
- Down to the Sea
- Drysuit2
- Earwigoagin
- Edward "The Sailing Examiner"
- Eli Boat
- Emmanuel et Maxim...
- EVK4
- Fernanda Oliveira
- Foilborne
- Folkbåt . Västkustens Folkbåtsflottilj
- Fredriksson
- Frogma
- H2uhO
- Handbreit
- Hove to off Swan Point
- International 110 - Fleet 16, Kaneohe Yacht Club, Hawaii
- International 110 - Fleet 57
- International 110 Fleet 54
- Inverness International 110 Fleet - Home
- Isabel Swan . www.isabelswan.com
- Ivan Pastor - RS:X Olympic Runner
- Jenso
- Jones Bits
- Juanpa Cadario
- Keeping Clear
- Kempton Sailing
- Klubko
- Knockabout Sloops
- Krystal Weir
- Laser Seglerin Petra Niemann
- Litoralis
- Live Sail Die
- Log of the s/v Clarity
- Love and Coconuts
- madmothist
- Maine Sailing Partners
- Messing About In Sailboats
- Mr. Boat Blog
- my2fish: a blog about sunfish sailing
- Nauticblog
- Naviguez en Moth Foiler !
- Never Sea Land
- NorCal Sailing
- Novice Sailing Page
- O Dock
- Openboat
- Proper Course
- purjekanootti
- Rajada - Escola de Vela
- Regatta.nu
- Rohan Veal
- Rule 69 Blog
- Sabbazzietto’s Way!!
- Sail Brooklyn
- SAIL SUDAKA
- SAIL WEST
- Sail.Ie
- SailFast13©
- Sailing Catch 22
- Sailing on San Francisco Bay
- sailing-sigwada [110 sailor]
- SailJuice
- Sailkarma
- Sailscape
- Sam England
- Segel och paddel
- SEILNYHETER.NO
- Simon Payne
- Skiff Blog
- Small Trimarans
- Soulsailor
- Stan Schreyer
- Sugar Magnolia Racing International 110
- Team RAF
- Team Seacats
- The A-Cat Blog
- The ChesBay 150, a sailing adventure
- The Good Old Boat
- The Motion of the Ocean
- The Peconic Puffin
- The Rapscallion Chronicles
- The Skips Blog
- Verysailing - Un blog di lascate e cazzate
- Villmenn
- Waiting for Valencia
- Water and Wind Adventures | Sailing Travel
- Welcome to Chebacco
- West Coast dinghy blog
- Wetstuff
- wikiproa / FrontPage
- Win Fowler
- Writs of a Drifting Son
- X-95 boomerang
- XPDA
- XSRacing
- Zensekai II - By Sea

