Thanks everyone for the feedback. Actually the backside of East Beach is a really nice place to ride on a low tide. It sucks to rig through the trees and launch out in the muck, but once you get out there past the dry zone, the water is really flat and lots of it. It is anywhere from waist deep to can't touch in spots, but always super flat.
I would say the meter on C-cut is a good 5+ off on the wind readings in relation to EB.
C-Cut was around 20 and it was more like 15 at EB. It did pick up however around 9 and was really nice.
I think this has been noted before, but I thought it would be worth bringing up. I am sure there is more to say on the topic, and I could use a refresher.
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