Try a .5, .75, or 1 degree baseplate shim on the rear of your mast. It results in more diving / drop-in feels on smaller bumps versus more altitude climbs off the back foot without shim. Standing neutral, the foil is at a higher angle of attack, so it will climb/maintain height when on energy. Ocean energy probably would result in ‘blowing up’ if the foil is too large.
I’m just sorting this out as an armstrong rider in smaller bay bumps (Under thigh high mostly). My pump and glide efficiencies doubled with the shimming.