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Wave size ankle to shin, maybe barely knee high on the largest set waves. Glassy with offshorish winds
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On day 5 we surfed Wategos and explored the spectrum of speeds within surfing. Whether experiencing the slow fluidity of a log or the explosive speed of something shorter, it’s all surfing and all waterborne experiences contribute to your volume of surfing knowledge. The more, the better. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6WTkA0zC94
DetailsOf course he ended up on a 6’1″x 18 1/2″x 2 5/16″ Rookie for his 3rd place finish, nick named “Taxi Driver”…
1. 6-1 proton 18 ½ 2 5/16 Proton squash tail 2. 6-0 19 2 5/16 Proton squash tail 3. 5-11 19 2 5/16 Midnight Blue squash tail ( still wondering what this is..) 4. 5-7 ½ 191/2 2 ¼ eps foam squash tail Dumpster Diver
DetailsOn day 4 we met up with Leah Dawson, Cindy Santini and Rochelle Ballard who were making their way up the Australian coast on the Be Love Bus tour, spreading love, yoga, surfing and breast cancer prevention awareness. We were so stoked to have had the privilege to spend some time with such incredible women.…
DetailsOn day 3 we hung out the Mick Waters, filmmaker extraordinaire and all-around fantastic guy. He runs Little house Productions when he’s not spending time with his most lovely family. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Tz-IJvss4Y
DetailsDay 2 of 31/31 Australia was spent surfing a creek that runs through the farm. It was pretty full and swift due to all the rain. Music by the Rivernecks. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-zZf0zcQcE
DetailsOur first day was spent getting to know the Pass at Byron Bay. We cruised the mellow rights with our friend and host Dave Rastovich while Mick Waters showed us the ropes of water photography.
Welcome to 31 Days/ 31 Ways Byron Bay, a journey in joy and surfing gratitude. We’ll be riding waves each day in the month of March, utilizing various wave-riding devices to rejoice in the splendor of being in the sea. Everyday we’ll post a short movie documenting the way in which we enjoyed what mother…
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Saturday, January 16th, 2021
Reporter: Tory S.
7:15 am: The waves look yet smaller than yesterday as we start out your Saturday. The surf is only shin knee high. The surface conditions are glassy with the wind offshore W early. On the local St. Augustine Buoy the wave height measurements 2.3 feet at 3 seconds changed from yesterdays 1.3 feet at 11 seconds . Our live cam page is here with a closer up look here: Surf Station Surf Cam. On the Surf Station Weather Station you can see the current wind direction and speed on our live wind meter: check it out here.