Mikey February: Morocco Side 3
More from Mikey February’s trip in Morocco. Surfing Mikey February. Footage Ian Thurtell. Music. “Wede Harer Guzo” by Hailu Mergia & Dahlak Band Published by Awesome Tapes From Africa Publishing…
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Channel Islands Surfboards x Mikey February Premiere “Spearfish” At The Surf Station
Article by: Zander Morton
It was a packed house, err parking lot at the shop last night for the latest film from February. If you build it, they will come.
In this case, “it” means a brand new film from Channel Islands, starring the most stylish surfer in the world, Mikey February. And “they” means the Saint Augustine surf community, including legends like Walter Coker, Dustin Miller, Gabe Kling, Jody Davis, Lauren Hill, and her partner, Dave Rastovich.
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HUCK: Ryan Huckabee the Next Big Name in East Coast Surfing
Article by: Zander Morton October 1st, 2024 Surfer Magazine In the parking lot at The Surf Station, Saint Augustine, Florida’s OG surf shop, 20-year-old Ryan Huckabee chats with former Championship Tour competitor…
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Spearfish Movie at the Surf Station!
‘SPEARFISH’ documents Mikey testing and tuning his new signature surfboard design, the Feb’s Fish in Mexico, Maldives, Indonesia and beyond. We have Kelp playing music starting at 6 and then…
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Sessions: The Dog Days
The crowd filled in and the sun’s heat intensified as we braced for the possibility of another long flat summer. This year’s dog days were the exception, with several systems sending solid swell and even a few surprises (Ernesto being one.) We reveled in stoke, yet there was another factor that played a role in refining the shape of the waves…
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New Arrival: Bajío Sunglasses
Locally Made Top-Tier Shades Arrive at the Shop Bajío came from a dream of a better world. One where businesses are responsible for their footprint and work to have minimum…
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Booooooom! Silas Rips in New Edit
Surf Station employee and team rider makes some magic with his pops (Dustin Miller) behind the lens. Silas reps Katin while riding his T. Patterson surfboard in just over 2…
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Throwback Thursday: Surfing St. Augustine Dredge
Another Throwback video of the Dredge from 12 years ago. Which one did you like better?
September Swell in the Nation’s Oldest
In case you missed it: here’s a few waves from last night and this morning’s swell in St. Augustine Beach.
Nathan Florence: Scary Paddle Attempt
YIIIIIKES!!!!
7:20 am: Choppy surf again this morning as we start out your Tuesday. Hurricane Kirks Groundswells still with us but not as large. Wave size at 2-3 feet with still some occasional larger set waves. It’s choppy with onshore winds. The marine forecast calls for strong NE winds again today. Our local buoy the early morning wave height reading is 4.9 feet at 13 seconds, down from yesterdays 5.6 feet at 17 seconds. The water temperature is measured at 81.3 degrees offshore again this morning. You can see the ocean live by viewing The Surf Station Cam Page here.
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8:20 am: Early morning photos are up box #1 and you can see the surf looks smaller than last nights report (compare with the photos in box #2) And we still have onshore winds so these choppy waves are bumped up. Overall looks about waist to rib high with some occasional larger set waves. Today is the last day of moderate onshore before the wind begins ramping up tomorrow (Wednesday), with possible hurricane force winds here on Thursday. See notes below pertaining to this surf report operation while the storm is passing.
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11:30 am: New late morning photos are up box #2 and you can see it’s choppier and looks a little bigger than the dawn patrol report. The sun is out which is nice. There is an eerie mood with the brisk onshores and vibe of a coming storm at the beach….
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Left up from last night about the photos in box #2:
7:30 pm: Evening note: Strong groundswells from Hurricane Kirk along St. Augustine Beach this evening. Wave size at rib to shoulder high with some overhead set waves pushing through. It’s real thick with the up to 17 second intervals indicating the waves are coming from far away. The more space in between the waves make the wave thicker and thus more water & strength when the wave hits the sandbar. The surfers are handling the waves well, even with all the wipeouts. Looks challenging and fun. See pics & report from then here.
This will do it until tomorrow morning… over and out….
Hurricane Milton note for this surf report: Upon arrival of the hurricane to Florida, in the event we lose power, and we have not a way of updating this surf report (about a 50-50 chance), the report will still go on, with a modified version moved to our instagram platform as long as the iPhone battery powered report is still able to be loaded and transmitted. So check/save bookmark our local surf report instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/surfstationsurfreport/ and our main page instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/thesurfstation/. Once the power is restored, we will be back here on our www platform, and back to normal, in time.
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