443.289.4161

WHERE IS THE PICKUP LOCATION

For your wakesurf lessons, we will meet you at Bill's Marina North, located at:

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1867 Deep Creek Dr, McHenry, MD 21541

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HOW MANY PEOPLE CAN TAKE A LESSON?

DCL Wakesurf limits the group size to six (6)

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WHAT SHOULD WE BRING?

Recommended essentials include towels, sunscreen, dry/warm layers, sunglasses, and a hat.

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CAN WE EAT AND DRINK ON THE BOAT?

Bottled water and other non-alcoholic beverages are welcome. Light snacks are welcome, but please refrain from any messy snacks like chips and crackers.

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WHAT SHOULD WE WEAR?

Please wear a swimsuit and comfortable, removable clothing. No shoes are allowed on the boat. Water shoes are ok.

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WHAT IS WAKESURFING?

Wake surfing is a water sport where a rider surfs the wake created by a boat without being directly pulled by a rope. After getting up using a tow rope, the surfer releases it and rides the wave generated by the boat’s hull, staying in the pocket of the wake.

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DO I NEED PRIOR EXPERIENCE?

Not at all! Wake surfing is beginner-friendly, and I provide lessons tailored to all skill levels. Whether it’s your first time or you’re looking to refine your technique, I’ll guide you through the process to ensure a fun and safe ride.

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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WAKESURFING AND WAKEBOARDING?

Wakeboarding involves riding on a smaller board while being towed by a rope the entire time, whereas wake surfing is done without a rope once you’re up and riding the wave created by the boat. Wake surfing also operates at a slower speed, making it a smoother and more relaxed ride.

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IS WAKESURFING SAFE?

Yes! Wake surfing is one of the safest water sports because the boat moves at slower speeds (typically 10-12 mph). I prioritize safety by providing proper instruction, using the right equipment, and ensuring all riders wear life jackets.

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