Start on a good side pull and a small crimp at roughly chest height. Use the small crimps and great edges to your left to position yourself for the reach for the fin shaped flake. For an extra challenge you could avoid going left to the edge and head straight up using the undercling below the flake. Move your feet up for a mellow top out. One of the best foot holds is a bit loose. Be gentle.

Dorsal Fin

Golden

Buddha

Fish Flop

Start on the same jug as Fish Flop, but climb the arete instead of the face.

A good mix of technique and power is required to make it up this boulder.  Sit down start on a left hand sidepull, and a funky right hand.  Right hand up to a decent hold, then work the feet, and squeeze and bump the left hand eventually up to a decent crimp in the middle of the face.  More compression on a few slopers and crimps leads to the top.

In the middle of the face of the Fish Flop boulder is a large hand hold.  Start here, go left, and then straight up.  Take your time with the top-out!  It's slick, but foot work will bring you home.

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Routes in Fish Flop