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Anxious to welcome the official start of summer last night, I took a chance that Seneca would serve something up as the front approached. Arriving at the park at 6:45, I found Brad pigging out a 12M with a nice pattern on the water and the trees hissing at me that I better rig quickly to get some. Got a great half hour on a 12M in SSW as I traced the carpet of the sun on the water as it started to retreat through a few cloud bands on the longest day of the year. Some shifting in the wind signaled a lull that sent us to the beach by 7:30 to check the radar as we enjoyed a few libations to celebrate summer’s arrival. The sailboats moored at the Yacht Club soon turned to admire a new wind-line approaching directly from the South that served up 45 minutes of the most consistent moderate southern flow of the year and pure Seneca flat-water magic conditions. My sunset drive home to the North found me gawking 2 huge fiery red thunderheads building in the the distant Western sky on the approaching weather front. Turning on final approach, a rare Strawberry full moon rising on the Eastern horizon served as Mother Nature’s beacon signaling a promising start to our FLX summer season. See you on the water.
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