South FL Surf Pics – 11/18/19
This last swell had 3 to 4 days of good to epic surf, each one different from the last. It started off Friday with high tide semi-clean heavy barreling rights…
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WorkforAvocados: GIANT Florida Surf!
This week on Workforavocados! Enormous waves headed for Florida, so we load to leave at midnight for West Palm/del ray. 10-12 foot surf in the forecast!! Some of the best…
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Joel Luteran: South FL Barrel
Surf Station team rider Joel Luteran headed down south for the recent swell and to say he scored is an understatement. Here he is getting the wave of the day/month/year??…
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What they ride.. Employee edition: Josh the boardroom guy
surfer-Josh Richardson, 25 years old height- 5’8″ weight- 155lbs Board- 2 Dumpster Divers from CI surfboards w Spine Tek technology 5’5″x 19″x 2 1/4″, 25.7L with Futures tri fin, using…
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HUGE SWELL – @staugsurf
One word that comes to mind about yesterday is “overload”. A coastal storm developed off the southeast coast of the USA and it evolved into a beast of a storm.…
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Mason Ho: The Wedge Affair
Mason Ho and Blair Conklin head on over to the BSR Cable park to not only shred, but create some new waves for them!
Happy Channel Islands Giving
How to enter: 1) Find and Like this post on Surf Station’s Instagram page 2) Must follow @cisurfboards, @TheSurfStation, and @surfboard_heaven 3) Mention @ three friends (or more) in the…
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WorkforAvocados: Scoring CLEAN waves in NE Florida!
We had a super clean swell come in this past week and oh boy was it fun! I took the 8’6 out to my local break in St Augustine, Florida…
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Mason Ho: Big Board & Little Sister
Clips from a couple days ago. Mason Ho riding a longer surfboard in fun size waves around the North Shore with his sister Coco Ho. He usually rides a surfboard…
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St. Augustine Pier
Here’s a few shots from the St. Augustine Pier around midday. One longboarder out…
Saturday, July 12
Reporter: T. Strange
Surf Reports comments:
7:00 am: The waves look somewhat similar in size to yesterday early with the wave size at 1 to occasionally up to 2 feet. The surface conditions are semi-glassy to glassy, with the wind light SW early. The marine forecast calling for SE winds this afternoon. On the local buoy, the early morning wave height reading is 2.3 feet at 8 seconds changed from yesterdays 2.0 feet at 7 seconds. You can see the ocean live on our cams page here.
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7:30 am: Early morning photos are up in box #1 and you can see we have at least a little bit of swell to ride for your Saturday. Small overall but there are some knee to maybe thigh high semi-glassy waves to be found. It’s inconsistent with lulls in between the sets. Hopefully the swell will hang in there, we will see…
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8:45 am: Dean reporting from the south… the small ESE swell has held down my way better than expected as you can see on the Dunlawton Beach Safety tower cam. Ponce I is probably fun (and crowded!) this morning on the incoming tide. The NE Bahamas buoy still has a few ESE swell readings in the 3-4′ range this morning, and the period has spread out to 9 seconds, so we should continue to see fun but inconsistent set waves through this morning before the sea breeze messes it up.
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Reporter: Darbs
12:45 pm: The waves are looking a tad smaller than what we’ve been seeing throughout the week, with waves in the 1-2 foot range. Surface conditions are still semi-glassy midday, with just a tiny bit of surface texture. Our local winds are still light, with winds blowing out of the W @ just about 5 knots. The local buoy reading is down from early this morning, currently reading 1.6 feet @ 9 seconds. We have a low tide approaching at 3:40 this afternoon, so if you’re looking to surf I would go check out your favorite low tide sandbar.
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