April sits between two seasons. The North Atlantic still produces, but the swells arrive days apart instead of hours, and the calm stretches between them are what start rebuilding the coast. Small swell pushes sand into bars, big swell spreads it out again. Everything that makes September good begins here.
The wind is April's problem. Spring brings the most changeable air of the year to this coast, and a morning that starts offshore can be onshore by ten. Sessions get planned hour by hour rather than day by day.
The water is at 14°C and climbing slowly. A 4/3 still, but the boots can stay home.

