In a completely uncrowded lineup Derek was going to town on lefts and the rights. We chilled on the beach and just watched as wave after wave lined up along the sandbar with no takers.
On this breezy January day the surf was pumping into the beach around 5 feet at 8 seconds from the west. So far this month we have had a quickly cooling weather patter, but on this day, and for this time of year, the weather was mild until the afternoon when the temperatures took a quick dive. The breeze was moderate and the water was reasonably warm. The green water waves were lining up quite well and the rides were incredible. What a day. Gallery Below. Continue reading Surfing: Better than Sex
There have been quite a few days with north northeast wind this winter. This is one of them. Continue reading Sand Key – Feb. 5, 1pm
It’s On! The season is just getting going. Continue reading Sand Key Gallery
December 18th, 2015 Gallery: Continue reading Cold Front Watershots
The falling temperatures and moderate breeze made this evening a beautiful one for sailing. The water temperature is just warm enough for board-shorts. And surprisingly, the surf from this cold front was ridable for shortboards. Continue reading Radical Grommets
Our first cold front of the year brought 4 days of surf, three days of small but shortboardable waves, and the last day sent waves almost 5 feet at 6 and 7 seconds. Included in this post is a 13 image gallery from the third day. Continue reading First Cold Front of the Year Gallery
