@@zadokmotorfreight2423 we got on it a little late that day after a night out. You can’t see the waves on the cam becuase of sand dunes. It was our first time checking that spot out all week. If we knew what was on the other side we would have been out there for down patrol.
@@wtfgonbd had to put it out as is to find the vision and Inspiration for the series. Thanks for trying to watch! 😂 I’ve got ep.2 in the works! Going to add game play and better cuts in the near future.
Nice Florida waves. I can't really tell where that is. The water looks nice and blue so it can't be Jacksonville, Vilano or St Augustine. I thought I spotted some sea grapes. I really haven't seen waves like that any farther south than Delray Beach. Maybe around Ft Pierce, Cocoa Beach? Don't know. Too bad you had to play California Dreamin' for Florida surfing.
I have watched a couple of your vids tonight - just kinda stumbled on your channel. I am a Charleston native - now almost 65 yrs old - and watching your stuff has reminded me just how hard it is to be a dedicated surfer here, lol. I surfed for at least 40 years (can't anymore due to cancer related health issues, but surfed into my mid 50's) and caught some epic waves in my time, almost all hurricane swells, at Folly, IOP, Kiawah and once or twice at Berts. Berts needs some very specific conditions to get really good. N/NE winds is key and preferably not too strong. But the really tricky part is that the swell has to be big and the direction needs to be *just right* to sneak in past the jetties. Doesn't happen often, but when it does with the right wind it is a very hollow, hard-dumping wave and can get pretty heavy. I got spoiled in my early 20's by the fact that I lived on the OBX during a hiatus from college. That is clearly the best place on the East coast for quality surf by far, especially if you don't care for cold water (I sure as hell don't!). Good stuff, man. Keep up the stoke !
Thanks for commenting! The east coast changes so much. Surfed the last of Lee today and although the winds were cross shore, I gave it my all and that what it's all about being an east coast surfer. Mental battles, finding a board that can ride in most conditions, and throwing fins! As for Berts, Hurricane Micheal I believe was the one time I surfed epic conditions at berts bar. it was mid to low tide and the neighboring beaches were blow out 35ft plus surf and onshore. Sullivans was pushing 32ft at the buoy offshore. the surf was 18-23 feet shore break spitting barrels. you had to have a step up or a retro fish to get a piece of it. it was mental.
so funny you say that. that was the longest wave and I was watching guys catch ones from the right-side jetty and ridding them all the way left making it over rocks on the left jetty. It's hard to catch elusive waves on film.
Awesome, I'll be headed over to Folly in a month or so in the van, maybe we'll hit some waves together, thanks for the film, sucks not living by the ocean :(
Not sure why yall were surfing this spot .Daytona Beach is not worth wasting time with .on the other side of the jetties ponce inlet New Smyrna Beach is where yall should have been .probably the best break on the entire East Coast .Satellite Beach is another spot I've spent some time at and don't really recommend it .Better to surf Patrick Air Force (Tables) reef break just north of Sat Beach or South at Sebastián Beach .this use to have a really awesome break on the north side of the jetties before anyone surfed the right side or the "Hole" but they have screwed that place up by destroying the original layout that was in the 1970s (use to jack up at the outside point for awesome rights) whole place now doesn't look nothing like it use to
