The Single Fin Hoe Down Returns!
More Single Fin Stylings Coming to St. Augustine Beach Mark your calendars! The Single Fin Hoedown is back for ROUND 3, and it’s going to be epic! Join us on April…
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Throw Back Thursday: THE DREDGE
“We Can’t Surf This” From THE DREDGE in 2012 This month 12 years ago, a perfect little peeler came through the Dredge on a Wednesday morning. Mind surf as you…
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Sessions: 4.11 – 4.12.24
Sometimes there’s grace in chaos. That’s how the end of week marathon session began. As the wind shifted hard offshore and the current drifted steadily north, steep drops gave way…
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Throwback Thursday: Torq Surfboards Review
Torq surfboards have been at our shop for quite some time now! Check out this video from over 10 years ago of some of our shop employees talking about them.…
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Buy One, Get One FREE Surf Station Mugs
Enjoy Your Java in Style + Support Your Favorite Surf Shop All of our Surf Station mugs are created in collaboration with local artists including Chase Berenson, Ryan Leonardy, Edward…
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Spring Cleaning Clearance Sale!
Out with the old, in with the new! We need to make some room for all the amazing products we have arriving daily to the shop. For a limited time,…
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Throwback Thursday: Gabe & The New Flyer
The New Flyer was out 10 years ago and locals Gabe Kling and Jody Davis put it through it’s test in our local waters:
Sessions: 3.25 – 3.30.24
Decent waves continued through the week. Some days better than others but even the waist high days had enough juice to get something out of it. As water temps continued…
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Throwback Thursday: Noah Went Surfing & Got Stitches
14 years ago, Surf Station Team Rider Noah Brownell went surfing and came home with stitches.
Sessions: 3.23
From the SE/ESE the swell filtered in with anticipation. The weather had other plans though as minute to minute, hour to hour, the occasional cold drizzle paved way for strong…
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8:00 am: Early morning photos are up box #1 and you can see we have cleaner waves for your Thursday. It’s a little smaller overall than yesterday as the buoy drops down offshore. But there are still some knee high to maybe a few thigh high glassy waves to be found. The offshore wind will continue to clean up but beat down the swell...
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1;15 pm: New afternoon photos are up box #2 and you can the waves look smaller than earlier. Smaller but super clean with offshore winds. Some perfect peelers at times. Only a few surfers out and i spoke with one and she was so stoked! She said the waves were super fun and she was not cold at all in her wetsuit
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Our Southside Surf Cam is back up and running! See it here .
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Winter weather has arrived now that strong cold fronts are progressively pushing through Florida, scouring out tropical moisture with cold/dry continental air with the end of the eventful 2024 hurricane season. Dean’s updated Surf Station Forecast calls for only a modest uptick at times during an extended period of cold January-like weather. The coldest air of the season is here, and the mediocre waves and dropping water temps make you wish that trip to the islands was booked for early December. Here is a good link to accurately track real-time, near-shore surf temperatures off the NE Florida coast: the Fernandina Beach buoy which measured 66F on Tuesday. It is upstream and closer to the coast than the buoy 40 nautical miles ENE of St. Augustine. Here is an overview of a large-scale, real-time wind map to track the shifting winds associated with the fronts and lows that produce our waves.
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