2016 G23 wave

[jingram]

So far my favorite setup. All ballast full, 200 lbs of lead wake bags under observers seat, NCRS 5 NSS 0, Speed 12 mph.

I am 6'4" 240 lbs for reference

[wakemaker]

looks good
need some pic of the boat what that purple is there

[markj]

That water looks pretty clear. Respectable surf wake too.

[jingram]

The purple is a life jacket laying on the transom walkway.. Lake Chelan in Washington state is where the pic is taken.

[markj]

Oh yeah. I've heard that's a really nice lake.

[sixcampbells]

How many people in the boat with this picture?

[jingram]

people in the boat were 3 kids ( all under 75 lbs), 3 adults ( my wife being one at 110 lbs) other 2 about 170 lbs...

[Kmayotte]

My favorite setup as well. People think bigger is better but it's just not true. It's often more technique and skill. Look at any pro wakesurf contest vid they do every trick in the book (and invent some) with a stock wake.

[ScooterMcgavin]

That water and that wave look amazing!

[Viper_Freak1]

Is getting a wave this long a G23 thing and not possible on a 210?


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[Kmayotte]

Is getting a wave this long a G23 thing and not possible on a 210?


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It's impossible to say you'll ever get a G23 wave on a 210 (massive difference in displacement) but you can get a perfectly serviceable fun wave for sure. The key is even distribution of weight including the bow. Bow weight is what opens up the pocket of the wave and elongates is. Stern weight makes the wave steeper and shorter.

[sixcampbells]

We also go to Lake Chelan - every July and the water is truly BLUE as in the picture - awesome place. Kids have grown up around this lake. If you are every in WA you gotta check it out.