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	Name:	Kizma Anuice -
	Subject:	Wake Surfing
	Date:	7/15/2009 12:54:32 PM

The article says that you need an inboard boat. I have friends in Santa Monica who are real surfers and also wake surfers. They strictly use I/O boats because they say you can get a better wake without a giant fatsack.

They all use various types of prop guards. I am not sure of the manufacturer, but a goggle image search shows several hundred varieties.

Just wondering why there is an East Coast myth about needing an inboard?

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