Surf Report 2014
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- The Creediler
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- KneeBumps
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Just back from a long weekend in Sea Girt NJ (where I first knee'd an inflatable surf mat around '58 or '59). Two fun surf sessions in a chest high swell and offshores. Sand was plentiful due to Hurricane Sandy beach "renourishment", and the swell was a steep peaky southie, that lined up on the jetties for some long rights. Water was a bit nippy in a shortie - 62F.
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All I want in this life and time is some hit and run"
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- Mike Fernandez
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Scored with Hurricane Marie on Big Wednesday.
15ft right point break in San Pedro, but my leash broke and my Blast got thrashed on the rocks. Took me 20 minutes to swim in. We can rebuild it, we have the technology, ...
Also scored Long Beach at 6ft, normally it's 6 inches, could be years before it's six foot again. Cops had the peninsula shut down.
Thursday got Malibu 6-8ft with a friend. Had six waves to myself, pretty epic.
15ft right point break in San Pedro, but my leash broke and my Blast got thrashed on the rocks. Took me 20 minutes to swim in. We can rebuild it, we have the technology, ...
Also scored Long Beach at 6ft, normally it's 6 inches, could be years before it's six foot again. Cops had the peninsula shut down.
Thursday got Malibu 6-8ft with a friend. Had six waves to myself, pretty epic.
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looks like both sides of the pacific have been going off!
northern nsw/southern queensland has been getting the best of it. any reports womble or analb? they're probably still stuck inside a barrel.
it's been too messy in sydney, with winds ripping things apart for the past week until today. i only made a couple today and was poleaxed time and after time...cut to the head, ripped wetty, six inch gash on my shoulder from a fin chop by my own board.
there were a few professional photographers around...maybe the redbull event or people coming back from chopes. i spoke to one photograhper who was at the newport wedge yesterday. he said it was heaving!
northern nsw/southern queensland has been getting the best of it. any reports womble or analb? they're probably still stuck inside a barrel.
it's been too messy in sydney, with winds ripping things apart for the past week until today. i only made a couple today and was poleaxed time and after time...cut to the head, ripped wetty, six inch gash on my shoulder from a fin chop by my own board.
there were a few professional photographers around...maybe the redbull event or people coming back from chopes. i spoke to one photograhper who was at the newport wedge yesterday. he said it was heaving!
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Times, they are a'changing (Good!)
It's been mostly utility surfs, including an early-season surf with Jamie on Labor Day
Yesterday was another of the same, although that SW started showing (which meant some long-period mogul-runs through the OBSF chop, and a strong-running Northbound rip)
Today, good fortune and good karma meeting up with Scott North of SC. FUN well OH reef waves with all sorts of groomed options. Scott nailed the call. Despite a lot of takers, it was all
On the way back, it seemed everything was working. Lots of folks will sleep well tonight.
Tomorrow, one more time!
It's been mostly utility surfs, including an early-season surf with Jamie on Labor Day
Yesterday was another of the same, although that SW started showing (which meant some long-period mogul-runs through the OBSF chop, and a strong-running Northbound rip)
Today, good fortune and good karma meeting up with Scott North of SC. FUN well OH reef waves with all sorts of groomed options. Scott nailed the call. Despite a lot of takers, it was all
On the way back, it seemed everything was working. Lots of folks will sleep well tonight.
Tomorrow, one more time!
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Yes, Bob, it was so fun to finally see a solid South Swell get through up here, 4'/18 seconds has a lot of energy and it was really a pleasure. The biggest wave I took off on, solid 8' wall, was an obvious closeout--I just wanted the thrill of dropping in late on something decent size. Felt so good...but there were many other waves we both got spinning far down the reef, weaving through the scrambling crowd.
A stand up surfer paddled up to me later and said, "hey is that a Blast kneeboard? Do you know Bill Lerner?" "No to both questions", I replied...
A stand up surfer paddled up to me later and said, "hey is that a Blast kneeboard? Do you know Bill Lerner?" "No to both questions", I replied...
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