Our words! - When old school twin fin meets new technology. If you like to draw smooth lines on the face of the wave the go fish is your go to.
Someone elses words! - The first thing you’ll notice about the Go Fish is there’s a lot of volume sitting right under the chest and in the top end of the board. Combined with low entry and exit rocker, it means there’s plenty of power power in there and lots of stability too.
That volume thins out quite aggressively through the tail though, giving it plenty of performance at the business end of the board.
One of the most unique things about the Go Fish though are the concaves and the channels running through the back two thirds of the board. The centre of board is pretty subtle, with a slight bit of single concave and V in the tail, but your eye will probably be too busy looking at the rails to notice!
The rails of the board basically create a large channel in the bottom of the board, which are going to direct the water right through your fins and result in the Go Fish having heaps of lift, speed and also flow.
