Monthly Archives: July 2004

Friday was wacky wind day. Initially barely powered on big board and 5.0 Then wind came up. Went to smaller board. Well powered on that and 5.0, then overpowered. Went to 4.5. Well powered on that then very overpowered. Angry … Continue reading →

Like a nefarious villain in a James Bond flick, the evil, angry wind returned to Maui today. The last week or so has seen pretty good, steady winds, sometimes light, sometimes pretty strong, but consistent. That changed today. I was … Continue reading →

Pretty good 5.o this afternoon at Kanaha.  It was kind of a gamlbe to head over today – the iWindsurf Kanaha sensor hasn’t been working for a couple of days, so I had to rely on the Kahului airport readings. … Continue reading →

Sunday brought ligher and more northerly wind to Maui. Winds were light most of the day – until the clouds cleared. Didn’t get on the water until about 4:00. Everyone coming off the water was saying, “Rig your big sail … Continue reading →

Yesterday was the final day of racing in the 2004 Maui Race Series. The final race of the season was the Hawaiian State Championships sponsored by Starboard. Once again, Phil McGain won the pro and open fleets.  Here you see … Continue reading →