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drzura
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Asuncion Surf
I know that I'll find out when we arrive this summer, but, is the better surfing on the south side or north side of town? Or just depends on the
swell direction?
[Edited on 4-18-2018 by drzura]
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David K
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The local kids were surfing 'north' (west) of town off the road to San Roque in September (2016).
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Paco Facullo
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Depends on the direction of the swell.
But not to worry as Bahia Asuncion ain't all that big and you could easily get to the best break in no time......
Since I've given up all hope, I feel much better
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that is one of the many nice things about Asuncion...there are several breaks facing different directions. Will you be here for our annual Jurjos Surf
Tournament? I think it will be the first weekend in August and is super fun...we are always hoping for a gringo judge to grace the panel if anyone
wants to step up to the plate!!!
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The tourney is fun! There are various beaches with reefs all along the coast with a few regular spots. Depending on the sand and swell it can be
different weekly. You’ll figger it out. If it looks fun paddle out.
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woody with a view
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Gallina Negra Cartel
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Paco Facullo
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A Motley crew, at best .........
Nice shot woody.....
[Edited on 4-18-2018 by Paco Facullo]
Since I've given up all hope, I feel much better
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shari
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great foto of some Jurjos and you...and muchas gracias for being a patrocinador for the team.
If anyone has gear they can donate for the tournament prizes we sure could use some as it is a local tournament so no big sponsors. I can find a ride
down for any donations you may be able to help out the team with.
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woody with a view
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Always glad to help out. We’ll be sending some shirts again! Anyone that can get boogies, surfboards, swimfins, wetsuits etc? The kids need an
outlet towards a healthy lifestyle.
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LancairDriver
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Where is the town sewer outlet? I was fishing on the beach just north of town a few years ago and a couple locals warned me away from that area but I
saw no evidence of any sewage.
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shari
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there is no sewage here as it is a delicate abalone area and no discharge is allowed. Did the locals say sewage? maybe they said something like... es
un cochinero...which means dirty or fouled with lots of seaweed....or green water...things often get lost in translation! Maybe he was giving you
fishing recommendations.
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Fishing recommendations? for brown trout?
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Its also a strategy used by locals in many areas to protect the spot. Not to hijack the thread I recall being told by locals in a northern ca spot
that there were killer whales spotted up the coast the prior evening. Thought I was really slick as I paddled out into the empty lineup. Soon
enough a pod came a cruising through all the way to The Hook. Next time I listened.
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FOOD for thought.
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When the Hurricane comes just paddle outside!
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norte
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Do septics leach into the ocean water from ocean front systems?
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woody with a view
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Not really. Think of all the filtration the sand and rock provides.
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those of us with oceanfront homes prefer to believe that anyway, that pollution couldn't be from OUR septic system
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Good to hear, because in other areas of coastline, septic and cesspools pollute the coastline....especially with toxic Ammonia Nitrogen.
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K38 comes to mind. Actually, the entire coast from the border to pta banda.
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