Surfing’s Olympic Journey to Teahupo’o
The Paris 2024 Olympics are here and making it’s sophomore appearance will be the sport of Surfing! Originally debuting in the 2020 Olympic Games, this fierce competition will now be…
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Rip Curl: Desensitised Surf Film
DESENSITISED, is my debut surf film. This documentary-style film follows my evolution from a fearless 13-year-old to a seasoned big-wave surfer. Centered around three iconic Australian breaks that have defined…
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Children of Teahupo’o: Full Movie
AN EXCLUSIVE DOCUMENTARY. Lost in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, on the island of Tahiti, lies a village that’s home to one of the world’s most beautiful waves –…
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New Thrash Craft Surfboards by Brad Flora
Brad Flora has always done things his own way. Ever-talented on a surfboard, Brad spent most of his East Coast upbringing losing comps to kids with half his ability because…
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Firewire Machadocado Surfboard
Meet your new favorite summertime shape, designed by Rob Machado inspired by the outline of an avocado mixed with the DNA of a fish and the performance of a shortboard.…
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Perfect Ht’s Quiver
Featuring Hollow tree’s resort manager and surf guide Liam Turner explaining his perfect four board quiver for the waves in the Mentawai Islands.
The Beauty of Shaping Your Own Board!
I still don’t know why I decided to build my first board. It seemed like a giant, unattainable task that could quite literally go up in flames. Fortunately for me,…
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St. Augustine Dredge Project- Is it a bad thing?
A look at the St. Augustine beach re-nourishment project as the landscape changes, and why it is such a polarizing topic. Some video courtesy of Michael Regan @WorkForAvocados
Kelly Surfing Bells Beach
A few waves of Kelly Slater surfing Bells Beach, April 2024. – Dan Scott
Here we are again, well into another summer flat spell!!!
So, here’s a few shots of some St Augustine locals tearing up the last storm’s swell. You know the one, it didn’t even merit a name! It came early and…
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7:15 am: The waves look larger and choppier . The wave size is 2-3+ feet and on the increase. The wind is strong onshore NNE. The marine forecast calls for the wind to be strong NE today. Our local buoy the early morning wave height reading is 5.9 feet at 6 seconds up from yesterdays 3.3 feet at 10 seconds. The water temperature is measured at 83.5 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 posted in box #1 and you can see it’s very choppy this morning. Drifty N swell super bumpy waves at waist to chest high and on the increase. A strong current from N to S and withThe Dredge now gone, there is no more sand being pumped, so the erosion along our coastline will begin with his NE’er. The wind should be strong today with Tropical Storm Francine in the Gulf and (indirectly) wind getting sucked around it. Francine will likely become a hurricane this morning/today as she beams towards Louisiana …
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Left up from last night:
5:00 pm: New late afternoon photos are posted in box #3 and you can see we had some fun waves around The Pier / Dredge area this afternoon! These photos were taken about 4 pm. Since then, it has started raining cats and dogs! Not sure how this will affect the surf as we get closer to dark, but we will see. You can see what is going on live live by viewing The Surf Station Cam Page here. all the way up til dark…
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