We had some pretty good waves in Pacasmayo. Unfortunately it didn´t get big, and I think for this wave to really show it's true potential you need some size. That said Darrin and I had a few small fun days off the top of the point before the Devil winds really started to howl. The wind was incessant but a slightly better direction in the early morning. Our last day it picked up and was a slightly lumpy but still good 2 feet overhead. The current was ripping around the point on the lower tide, but the waves were really good and reeled off for hundreds of yards. Otto, the owner of Duke's Surf Hotel showed some true Aloha.
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Awhile back I lifted an old board Greg Mungall had lying around in his glass shop. It was a 1982 6'2" Twinny called "Hooks, Wings and Things." The surf had been small so I figured I'd clean the dust off and get the old beater wet to see how she went. I ended up surfing the board in one foot HB, 6'-8' Newport Point and everything in between. Thus began my love affair with Twin Fins.
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