Took the paddle board out on Cattail Creek this morning. 70F, partly cloudy with wind at 9 mph from the SSW at time of launch (8:35 am). The Great Blue Herons were actively fishing this morning. Pictures never seem to capture it.
Century Club: Donald Kohlhafer
With a busy morning, I opted to take the paddle board out for a sunse paddle. 77F, sunny, with winds 9 mph from the SE at time of launch (7:05 pm).
Took the paddle board out on Cattail Creek this morning. 67F, mostly sunny, with wind 6 mph from the WSW at time of launch (7:25 am). Definitely a bit warmer on the paddle out of the creek. Cooled off a bit on the way back in as I was paddling more into the light breeze.
Back in town and took the paddle board out for a morning paddle on Cattail Creek. 64F, sunny, with winds 5 mph from SSW at time of launch (7:25 am).
Took a paddle board out on Rehoboth Bay. 65F, sunny, with winds 5 mph from the NE at time of launch (11:05 am). Nice conditions as minimal wind or chop.
Took the paddle board out on Assawoman Canal as the breeze was a bit heavy for Rehoboth Bay. 65F, sunny, with wind 16 mph from the NW at time of launch (2:05 pm).
With light winds, opted to take a paddle board out on Rehoboth Bay. Paddled up to Rusty Rudder but a bit too early for a beverage. 55F, sunny, with wind at 2 mph from the SE at time of launch (7:45am).
After an awesome sunrise on the beach, took a club paddle board out on Rehoboth Bay. 60F, sunny, with wind at 2 mph from the SE at time of launch (8:55am). After I got back in, raised the Hobie Wave mast and installed the tiller/ rudder blades to get ready for the season.
Took Escape out for the day and enjoyed a good sail and a good lunch while anchored in Eagles Cove. 66F, sunny, with winds 8 mph from the NE at time of departure (10:15am). Let a friend take the helm and she overcame her fear of sailing.
Took the dinghy out on Cattail Creek in search of wildlife. 65F, sunny, with wind 4 mph from the WNW at time of launch (9:05 am). Saw a couple Great Blue Herons, a pair of Mallards, several Cormorants and even a turtle.