Club Introduction: 
Local surf zone: The jetty on the south beach of Cape Henelopen Park, Lewes entrance - when there's not too many folks. The waves have been a bit better on the south jetty, Gordon's Pond. When the storms kick up, I'll head up to RI, Sakonnet Point (Little Compton, RI).  There is a rocky beach at the end of Round Pond where I learned to ride back in the late 60's - lugging around a 8' Hobie Wedge.  Glory days thru the early 70's, boards got shorter.  A friend made me a knee-machine from extra foam and I discovered the thrill of ripping into waves big-small-fast-slow.  The bottom never changes.  On a good day, the swell jacks up over the rock reef about 200 yards out and produces 7'-10' backside barrels.  We blew off a ride with a friend's sister to Woodstock because it was a good day. 
 
Was up there 2 1/2 weeks ago. FLAT.  Checked out a spot we called Secrets (our "secret spot", we were the first to surf the perfect right, discovered while looking for stripers).  Ran into a couple of guys early one morning while checking the swell.  They laughed - there are no more secrets, said after a storm there'd be 50 vehicles parked on the landing overlooking the cliffs, above a beach with no sand.
 
Bethesda is my home town.  I live on Capitol Hill with my wife.  My mother lives in Lewes and enjoys our company on the weekends.