"Why'd I ride the boog?", asks Jamie O'Brien. "The captain wanted to watch me boogieboard and I thought it was a good idea. I was under pressure 'cause the whole boat was watching." J amie's aboard Red Bull's Minor Threat boat trip in Indo alongside Conner Coffin, K-Lo Andino, Adriano De Souza, Ian Walsh and others. After a long day at Macaronis with no other boats (yup, you can still get offshore Macaronis at four feet without boats on boat changeover days), Jamie took to the lineup on a bodyboard. He rode some of the best waves of the day. "I was stoked, brah," says Jamie. "I hadn't ridden a boog for over a year. I waited for a set and got pitted for six or seven seconds. And it felt bigger cause I soul-arched with my chest up and the thing was square – it feels weird being on a boogieboard because the barrel seems so fucken big." He was no unskilled rider either, doing that tricky leg stall you see the good bodyboarde...
