The water at the beach today was a murky brown color, identical to sweet tea. The shade gave the inside an erie feeling. The thoughts of the shark attack last week kept repeating in my mind as the drift drew surfers closer and closer to the jetty (the location where the most recent shark attack occurred). Swirls in the water Continue reading Sweet Tea at New Smyrna
Category Archives: Regions
Hurricane Arthur
Gorkin was smashing, thrashing, and gashing waves this whole swell. The NSB local was Continue reading Hurricane Arthur
Hurricane Arthur
Hurricane Arthur cruized along the east coast of Florida. This swell had waves between waist high and over head high. The size and shape was relatively static. The second cleanup day of the swell held waves with better shape and longer lines. Read the three part write up from this swell by clicking the links below.
http://www.surfingthegulf.com/nsb-dios-mio/
Arthur Continued
Living a life as a surfer in the state of Florida, especially as a gulf surfer, opportunities to surf are infrequent, random, and require a person a freedom to capitalize on these opportunities. The knowledge that is required to find the best waves based on seasonal demands and swell directions is something that takes years to master. What does it take you may ask. Continue reading Arthur Continued
Arthur – NSB – Dios Mio
More from Arthur: Continue reading Arthur – NSB – Dios Mio
Coconut Milk and Sun Bronzing
Just yesterday the waves at New Symerna Beach near the inlet were projected to be chest high. This was a summertime opportunity to score super fun, playful, inconsequential waves. We began Continue reading Coconut Milk and Sun Bronzing