Interview with Rob Casey from Salmon Bay Paddle in Seattle

I visited Seattle recently and got the chance to talk to Rob Casey who is the founder of Salmon Bay Paddle.
The conditions in Seattle are mostly flat water. Fortunately, they have this thing called "freighter waves" which are waves generated by big ships passing by. According to Rob, waves vary from knee to chest high and can go for over an hour after a single boat has passed.
Then there's also "tug wake" surfing where they surf waves generated by tug boats. Rob explains more in the video.
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[@remickulous9959]

Yeah Brotha! Thanks to both of you for showcasing how amazing it is up here in the PNW!!! Rob, I'll be taking your PSUPA certification course in the spring, see you then :-)

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I visited Seattle recently and got the chance to talk to Rob Casey who is the founder of Salmon Bay Paddle.

[@staticclay]

That was awesome, if you can please post some vid of you guys riding more wake waves from your trip.