You can always get those "Fat Sack" things if you ever want to adjust the size of your wake. We used them on the Mobius every now and then for competitions - you basically just pump water into big bags in the stern to add weight/balance. I can't remember what the pricing was but they worked really well!
We have ballasts in the bow, center and back compartments that fill/empty by flipping switches on/off to whatever % full we want them. We also have a wedge that generates an additional 1100 pounds of downward thrust on the back of the boat. I know there are people who put fat sacks on the seat in addition to ballasts, and there is an Enzo Sac that can go in the left compartment and under the seating on the left side for an additional 1450 pounds. That, however, does me no good, being that I am goofy-footed. We have been known to use up to ten bags of sand placed in doubled up contractor garbage bags to get an additional 600 pounds of weight on whatever side we are surfing on. Very easy to slide the bags across the seat to the other side. Here's our wake with 3 people on the boat, ballasts full and sand bags on the seat. I consider this a big wake for a 60+ uncoordinated old fish mama
The beauty of a big wake is that it is very powerful and dynamic, and you can be out a ways from the wake still be able to get back in. We sometimes surf for miles until we're too tired to continue.
