Memorial Paddle Out for Kenny Kurek – November 4th, 2018 @ 2 p.m.
Please join us for a Memorial Paddle Out in memory of Kenny Kurek. When: Sunday, November 4th @ 2 p.m. Where: Southside of the St. Augustine Pier
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The Desert Hilton | Billabong Adventure Division
“It’s like nowhere else I’ve ever been in my life. When you wake up in the morning all you can think about about surfing, and nature, and trying not to…
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Graveyard of the Atlantic – Hurricane Leslie with Justin Quintal, Cory Lopez, and friends
Halyard Brewing Published on Oct 22, 2018 We explored the Cape Hatteras coastline with Justin Quintal during Hurricane Leslie. This storm was very kind to the east coast of…
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Chippa Wilson’s “Video No.4
UN.REAL Just when you think surfing can’t get any more progressive, Chippa Wilson drops a new edit. Click on the image above to head on over to Stab and watch…
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Fall Brawl 2018
The waves were perfect for the 2018 Fall Brawl Log Jam in St. Augustine! Check out a recap of the great event from Luke Kothera Click here to shop Longboards!
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Fall Brawl: Log Surf Contest 2018
Saturday morning for the Fall Brawl could not have been more perfect! Waves were ranging from waist to stomach high with some sets hitting chest high! A cold front passed…
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Oldest City Log Jam: 2018 Fall Brawl
Old City Style with Respect for the Classics Story & Water Photography: Darby Moore | @darbyjanemoore DISCLAIMER: If you were not able to surf or attend the St. Augustine’s Oldest…
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2018 Surf Duct Tape Festival Florida Recap
What a great event in the Oldest City put on by Vans! Thanks so much to all the Vans crew and everyone who came out to make this such a…
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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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