Comments on: Chuck Hasley – WindanSea Surf Club – La Jolla

By: Dan Dameron

Dan Dameron — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 06:53:16 +0000

Are you jed’s dad??? uncle or what???I was his little league coach for a coupla years….

By: Jerry Stirnkorb

Jerry Stirnkorb — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 02:25:16 +0000

Hey Ryan Good to see you back drop me an e-mail at Jstirnkorb@yahoo.com. Great to see you alive.

By: Ryan Dotson

Ryan Dotson — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 02:04:19 +0000

Hi Folks, I know I’m coming in after the curve, but I’m a LJ ‘63 grad and charter member of Windansea surf club, both of which very proud. I learned how to surf @ W/S & LJ Shores in ‘58. Chuck Hasley, along with Diff and Curren were pretty much mentors. Chuck was the one who asked me into W/S Club. At the time I was a gremmie, it was Diff who made it mandatory.I am noone to talk about arrest records, but choose to focus on Chuck’s amazing organizational skills while having a good time.I had already moved to Hawaii when his shop was in it’s glory years. I admire him for following his heart into the dream…surfing-Ryan Dotson/Surfer/Viking

By: Henry Hester

Henry Hester — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 01:25:20 +0000

My dad hired Chuck to teach me how to surf in 1959 out front of PB Surf Shop. I had a balsa 9′1″ with a white nose fix-it job. We would get up super early, drive down a surf in 1′ waves.

By: Louis

Louis — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 09:44:36 +0000

The shop photo with Reggie in front, Me and Lee painted the 1st 6 feet before the scaffolding was set up. Lee used Acrylic paint(in tubes) to get the sheen, along with the 2″ brushes. After one color was to fade into the next, Lee and I would take advantage of our work from across the street over “bowl”. The “color” always looked good from our vantage point.

Is that you Dave Osborn??

By: Bill

Bill — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 04:23:57 +0000

I remember when Pat owned the old Sip & Surf, for a while, during Velvet Hammer days. Between the Sip, the Hatch Cover (Old RMI across the Blvd), Rudies Hearth Side, the VH, the Whale and Bullies, Bird Rock was a barrel of monkeys in those days.