Green Fish

I guess you could say your quiver should reflect who you are as a surfer... not who you were. Seeing out-of-shape old dudes sinking up their armpits and not catching waves is more pathetic than seeing young, fit guys having fun on a twinny. You know they could be ripping on a shortboard, but choose to ride something "inferior."

To eats their one, I guess...

 

Too many shapes that work way better, imho, in the waves they are touted for.
I suppose I got used to gunny-like boards growing up in PR, and they work everywhere as well.
just opinion.

 

For once, i think i agree with you when it comes to boards barry. Of course iv never owned a fish. Caught a few waves on some. Always wanted to really give one a go and put it through its paces. But knowing they are generally meant for better waves....i just always go with somthing else. My quiver is solid so i'll probably add one eventually since i got all conditions covered. Than i can speak from experience. But for now, in my head the are better options in good waves

 

You are wrong on this BC

 

So nice...

I've been contemplating getting a wide fish for some time. There was a Mayo that I saw in a store a few years back that was like a hybrid between a mini-sim and a retro fish. Should have taken that one home

 

Well, what can I say other than.....BBBRRRRRRPPPPPPPP!!!!!!!!!

 

A Mayo....I use that on my roast beef sandwiches, but a board??

 

Sweet board DP, I’ve always liked Fish , both twin keels and quads. If I still lived in Fla I definitely would have one in the quiver
580 is a great price too
Are those keels double foiled?
JTS

 

These are my preferred fins for the kind of fish I ride... goes good with the kind of bottom contours I like:

https://www.trueames.com/products/hobie-fish-marine-plywood

These are flat-inside fins, as opposed to 50/50s, and have a little more rake and sweep, and less tip area. Still got that long base, though, and still a keel fin.

 

On topic of Fish
Scott Busbey has been busy, a bunch finished up and headed to Natural Art in Buxton
Scott makes excellent fish and his prices are good too