Condition: Great condition, moderate deck pressures. One small professional repair on the deck near the tail. A couple of light cosmetic scuffs/scratches to the finish on the deck. A couple of small pressures on the bottom. Wooden nose and tail blocks, with glassed on fins.

Description: From the Wegener Website:

The Bluegill is a offshoot from the alaia, the finless wooden surfboard my brother Tom and I have been making in recent years. The alaia is the most exciting board to ride due to its speed and ability to slide across the face of waves like no other surfboard. The downside to the alaia is its difficulty to paddle, because of its low buoyancy. Also due to the lack of float, one is submerged in cold water during the winter months, which results in short sessions. The Bluegill is made with foam and strategically placed wood stringers. The foam produces great paddling ability and the wood stringers retain flex, important to the ride of the alaia. The outline, bottom contour, and rails are all designed to keep as much speed, slide and glide that the alaia offers.