Throwback Thursday: Teepee + Heath Wedger
Team Surf Station and folks enjoying some peaks on May 2, 2013
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Surfboard Review: Sharp Eye Disco Surfboard
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More Hurricane Joaquin Surf Photos
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GoPro Video of the Day: BASE Jumping with Neil Amonson
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Dane Reynolds in Hossegor
DANE REYNOLDS – HOSSEGOR 2015 from Fabien Le Boulluec on Vimeo. Quick free surf with Dane Reynolds in Seignosse les Estagnots during Quik Pro France 2015 Sony A7s with Meikon…
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A Few Sessions with Taylor Knox
A few sessions with Taylor Knox from Paul Daniel on Vimeo. This is short clip of Taylor Knox surfing at home in California. The clip was shot on a RED…
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ASP Quiksilver Pro France Contest Photos: 10.15
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Surfboard Review: Channel Islands Fred Rubble Surfboard
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Hurricane Joaquin – Oct 5th
Hurricane Joanquin churned off our coast for days and pumped perfect surf towards St. Augustine over a long weekend of blue skies and glassy oceans. Here is a video from…
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7:15 am: The surf came up yesterday and has held somewhat overnight. Sort of wonky looking early with the onshore. Wave size 2 to 2.5 feet, occasionally a little larger Onshore NE winds early this morning. The marine forecast calls for increasing E winds today. Our local buoy the early morning wave height reading is 4.6 feet at 11 seconds up from yesterdays 3.0 feet at 11 seconds. The water temperature is measured at 82.4 degrees offshore again this morning. You can see the ocean live by viewing The Surf Station Cam Page here.
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8:00 am: Early morning photos are up box #1 and on second look it looks a little bigger than the first look. Shoulda known with the increased buoy height but yes you can see in the photos some strong NE to ENE lines with some push to it. Caught a ‘surfer on a wave’ which always gives better perspective of size. Bet there are some set waves to shoulder high. Sort of ‘sectioning down the beach’ but looks fun to me as occasionally the lefts look to really push southward. Those larger offshore swells are working their way in on occasion.…
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Evening note:
6:15 pm: New late afternoon to evening photos are up box #3 and you can see we have fun waves this evening! Super fun around the pier with a lot of the surf stars out. Some chest high waves with an occasional smooth face and overall fair form. Looks like fun waves all the way till dark tonight!
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Did you know you can now look for a used surfboard by brand on our website? See our revised and updated page here.
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