Wow, those Union Ave waves are amazing. That's some of the best play in the US. I noticed on the USGS flow web site that the water has never been this high this time of year since they started recording, more than 30 years ago. This is special.
Wave #4 is pretty neat. Do you think the hole is loopable?
Hollywood wave, wave #2 is funky. That hole below the wave sure looks meaty with the sides pushing you back in the center. It reminds me of the Pine Creek hole.
I don't think a hole that big would be caused by a flat bottom pool. There must be something under wave #2. A swimmer without a PFD died there last year in low-moderate water so I wonder if something under wave #2 had something to do with it.
I didn't get a chance to try wave #7. How is that compared with wave #4?
The dam drop also looks pretty good. Do people play on that wave?
Wave #4 is pretty neat. Do you think the hole is loopable?
Hollywood wave, wave #2 is funky. That hole below the wave sure looks meaty with the sides pushing you back in the center. It reminds me of the Pine Creek hole.
I don't think a hole that big would be caused by a flat bottom pool. There must be something under wave #2. A swimmer without a PFD died there last year in low-moderate water so I wonder if something under wave #2 had something to do with it.
I didn't get a chance to try wave #7. How is that compared with wave #4?
The dam drop also looks pretty good. Do people play on that wave?