
Here Ricky boldly puts in the channels with his planer.

Ricky Carroll's finished replica of Bill Caster's "Channel Hull".

Ricky Carroll.

The shapers only had 10 minutes to examine this authentic handshaped Bill Caster surfboard.

This board was chosen for the Shape-Off not only for the difficulty of the channels and wing, but because it's just a really bitchin' board.

left-Bill's oldest son Dave Caster. right-Peter St Pierre, one of Bill's oldest friends and judge in the Shape-Off.



Ricky Carroll photos from the Surfer Mag Design Forum message board.
About the Shape-Off.
Surfer Mag.com article about Sacred Craft, We Need This.
8 comments:
Before you get raped by the negative bloggers, I think thats a hitachi
feel free to erase
Hey, you are right. Will I have to pay for my own rape kit, or is that only Alaska?
Heck,get all those boards glassed and let the masses find out that the saying was true, "you go faster on a Caster!!!!". Beautiful boards all, the original and the replicas.
Was that board Chris O'Rourke's everyday ride?and how does it go?
I was just glad to be there to support Dave and his family. Sunday was hard on all the Caster family. But I was excited to see Dave get excited about his dad's boards.
Anywhere those of us who couldn't be in the country can see anything that went on? YouTube maybe.
i love my Bill Caster's Fish!!
this fish board is GREAT!!
http://soulglider.blogspot.com/2007/12/steve-lis-bill-caster.html
I owned an original Caster 8 ' pin tail , and was the best surfboard I ever owned, after the Midget Farrely stringerless, and the G & S spoon , so many great boards .... bought them all from ..probably the best surfboard salesman on the east coast..... George Gerlach, from Surfers Supply, probably one of the best surf board shops in the World !!! chico calderone
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