otter wooden surfboard fetch fish held aloft corn field

Otter Surfboards wooden fish fetch made from californian redwood and english poplar

Asher King cuts back on the Otter Surfboards Wooden Fetch fish model in France.

Fetch otter surfboards wooden surfboard workshop cornwall

Chris and James Otter look down on the Surf at Perranporth with their wooden surfboards. Fetch and Coaster.

Sarah enjoys a wave on the Fetch at Chapel Porth, Cornwall. Otter Wooden surfboard

James Otter walking out to the surf at Chapel Porth, Cornwall with his fetch wooden surfboard.

James Otter fetch wooden surfboard bottom turn

5’10” Fetch

Description

Description

The Fetch is a classic fish outline developed from the first wooden surfboard that James constructed. A classic fish at sub-6’, it is a higher volume surfboard to improve paddling speed and facilitate catching waves, and has a fairly straight rail line through the middle of the board and a pulled in, more progressive tail template and flat rocker for speed once up and riding. A classic small to medium wave board, we recommend twin keel fins to give you a fast board that turns on a dime.

5’10” x 20¾” x 2¾” – 32.6 l

Best ridden as a twin fin.

From £3,600.00

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Reviews

“Possibly one of the fastest fishes I have ever surfed. Pure rail to rail, the weight coupled with the fairly flat nose rocker cuts through the bad sections and puts you on the clean faces really quickly. I really felt that I saw a lot more of the wave than I would usually.”

Karl Mackie, Cornwall

Design Details

With a low continuous rocker and full front end, there is plenty of volume under your chest to aid paddling and wave catching. Then, when you’re up and riding, that low rocker couples with a single to double concave to give you incredible speed that is so much fun to control by transferring from rail to rail.

The more rounded tail template provides you with great manoeuvrability and control too, and invites you to put the board on rail and sweep through turns.

To squeeze a little extra volume into the board, you’ll notice a beaked nose and the thickness of the board being brought right out towards the rails.

Click the video opposite to see James take you through the Fetch. Or click here to read more about it.

Further Information

Over the years, we have found different ways to make our surfboards personalised and unique, from customised artwork to wooden map inlays. If you have a particular idea, or request, don’t hesitate to reach out and see what we can do for you.

We often have a waiting list with varying lead times, so if timing is critical for you, contact us for an estimated completion date.

If you find yourself unsure of any of the options above, we are more than happy to organise a phone or zoom call to help guide your choice to get the board that is best for you. Just email us and we’ll line something up!

If we haven’t quite managed to answer your question, it might be on our FAQ page, or pop it in an email and we’ll get back to you.