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I just moved to the San Francisco area, and am looking for some semblance of a wakeboarding community here. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
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head east towards the delta.
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| By WCW (walt) on Tuesday, September 05, 2006 - 9:18 pm:
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There are plenty of bay area riders that post here on WW so You came to the right place.
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thanks, Joe. I don't have a boat, I was hoping there was some way to find a hookup, or meet other riders.
Or should I stalk some people and jump on their boat as they're pulling out? 
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| By WCW (walt) on Tuesday, September 05, 2006 - 9:26 pm:
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Post a thread in the find a third section of the forum.
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You came to the right place, this site is an amazing resource for linking up with people
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cool, thanks everyone! I'll post up in 3rd party. Guess there's no local site.
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Joe said it...head east or north. Lake Berryessa and Sonoma are north about 1-2 hours depending on where you are. The Delta is only 1 1/2 hours east to many different launches such as Orowood, Discovery Bay, Rivers End, Tracy Oasis, and a few others. Most of the good lakes are 2-3 hours.
Welcome to the congestion and traffic!
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Tom - In the "find a third" section you'll find PLENTY of locals to hook up with...enough to consider WW a local site for riders. Welcome, were ya relocate from?
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Campbell WOOT WOOT!!
You have Lake Anderson, Calero, Coyote, Delta, mcclure don pedro, comanche, tulloch, beryessa, clear lake, shasta, tahoe, nacimento and im sure I missed about 20 others.
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i board at the delta and berryessa
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I heard the best place to ride around S.F. is Farallon Island, Water might be a little rough, Oh ya, Those damn great white sharks
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Thomas,
You are always welcomed on my (our) boat. I live in Burlingame, just 15 min. south of you.
Just give me a call. I'll be out of town till Sunday.
www.awakesurf.com
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