Nate Curran at home
The youngest Curran brother goes sky high at home.
Still waves with 1-2 (occ+) foot waves. Glassy in the morning, then the wind will be onshore SE this afternoon so choppy then
If you make it plain you like people,
it’s hard for them to resist liking you back
Nature is often hidden, sometimes overcome, seldom extinguished.
Amazing day, best one yet
~Chris Ropero when asked about the Single Fin Hoe Down today
The Surf Station's Quote of the Day is new quote each day that relates to the world we live in, each day. Priority is given to worldwide and local surfing, although any subject from any person or era may be published. Submit your original quote by sending an email to support@surf-station.com.
The youngest Curran brother goes sky high at home.
Philip Goold, Cody Thompson, Fisher Heverly, and Alek Parker travel and surf together. After weeks on the West Coast in booties and hoods, warm-watered Puerto Rico starts calling their name.
Aaron Cormican, Kolohe Andino, Chris Ward, Nate Yeomans and Mason Ho enjoy some spring time surf in sunny southern California.
The nature of film (for me at least) is that it takes a while to get developed. I shot half a roll in Eland’s Bay before I left and just…
DetailsRiding the Neckbeard, Dumpster Diver, Fred Rubble and the new… DFR!! Enjoy.
This kid is un-sponsored and that baffles me…
A black and white vid featuring the Curran bros ripping some fun sized surf near home. Happy Friday and enjoy!
6:55 am: Similar sized surf starts the day. Wave size 1 to occasionally 2 feet early. It’s semi-glassy to glassy with light WSW winds early. . On our local buoy the early morning wave height reading of 3.0 feet at 12 seconds down from yesterdays 3.9 feet at 11 seconds. The marine forecast calling for early light offshore winds early shift SE this afternoon and increase. The water temperature is measured at 72 degrees at The Pier this morning. And you can see the ocean live by viewing The Surf Station Cam Page here.
.
7:40 am: Early morning photos are up in box #1 with the waves looking knee to thigh high with some possibly larger set waves. It’s glassy withrh light offshore winds. The lines look longer, and this fits with the more spread out groundswell readings on the buoy. So certain sandbars will catch the swell better as many spots will close out with the longer lines. High tide is at 9:51 am so there shoudl be fun waves all the way up to and through high tide today….
.
.
.
.
Take an additional 20% off items in our already discontinued surf Clearance section. Check it out here.
.
More Info