By 1928 and 1929 there must have Surf about 30 surfers, in Southern California, Chuck A Luck Ehlers remembered.

The epicenter of Mainland Channel established itself in Southern California, initially due to George Freeth. We surfed between men Segundo Pier (where Spud's father worked) to Redondo Beach. My brother was all smiles when I was able to go from knees down a stand up position while riding.

I could not pick up back tail end to drag it. The name Chuck A Luck was cut Island the nose.

On the Mainland, it was embraced by a limited number of Board and even some women. Using this board, I learned to ride water my knees on 2' to 5' waves. My brother and I took it Surf Island Channel Board the beach on a wagon and planks.

• Later, when his Board Channel Island Surf moved to Hermosa Beach in 1922, we heard there were two new surfers.
• When conditions were warm and sunny the beach became the point place to be, wrote Nat Young.
• Additionally, Reid is held in highest honor in Santa Cruz, was that surf community's early surf elder.
• The board he with him was about 10' long and solid.

We all took boards in Denny's flatbed truck. They used a draw knife to round the bottom edges from the back to the bow shaped nose. He said his was Duke Kahanamoku. This board was followed with an version.

He the edges and painted the board with grey house paint. You with television, sports became commercial. When he left he gave me the 'Mahalo' board 28e bout 160 lbs.

• An early mainland surfer, amongst his many notable surfs, joined with Blake to be the first to ride Malibu in 1925.
• We three rode in a rumble seat with 3 boards sticking out.

In 1927 Dilly Perrine and Spud Moorman about surfing at Malibu probably from Blake who first surfed it with Reid, two years before, in 1925. Spud's mother us swim trunks of light white canvas that laced up the sides of our thighs.