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Originally Posted by JerseySurfRat89

yea man! We should all have a surf party out there! I know these really cool secret spots that nobody goes too!!! Theres an awesome right hand wave in long branch located on ben dover avenue..great break in deal on new b. Street too!..let me know if u wana come!!!

( BY THE WAY I HEAR LBI AND MANASQUAN ARE COOL too...(LBI- long beach island..if anybody didnt know)

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Ben Dover? i doubt thats a real street name. But i do know that Seven Presidents Beach is right across from Joline Avenue, Or whatever Route its called

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Originally Posted by JerseySurfRat89

yea man! We should all have a surf party out there! I know these really cool secret spots that nobody goes too!!! Theres an awesome right hand wave in long branch located on ben dover avenue..great break in deal on new b. Street too!..let me know if u wana come!!!

( BY THE WAY I HEAR LBI AND MANASQUAN ARE COOL too...(LBI- long beach island..if anybody didnt know)

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And if u do know a secret spot (other than the brake directly in front of the main entrance) As a fellow local, i'd love to know the spot

there is a secret spot in belmar called 18th ave its really empty, you will never find a kook there and its really hard to get to, so that also helps out with the crowds, especially in the summer when everywhere else is crowded.;)

have you considered the fabled point breaks of the upper chesapeake? Hacks Point is uber-consistant and the shoals off of Havre-de-grace are also epic.

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Originally Posted by bbnj

there is a secret spot in belmar called 18th ave its really empty, you will never find a kook there and its really hard to get to, so that also helps out with the crowds, especially in the summer when everywhere else is crowded.;)

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yea that place is awesome man!!!! never a kook ever out..ESPECIALLY DURING SUMMER!!! thats the good part..and my other friend above i would love to share all the secret spots i know to u, my fellow local

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Originally Posted by Kneeboarder4Life

have you considered the fabled point breaks of the upper chesapeake? Hacks Point is uber-consistant and the shoals off of Havre-de-grace are also epic.

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Photos, please.....;)
I wonder if there's ever surfable waves in the Chesapeake (not including the mouth)
I've been told by a kiteboarder friend who lives in Cape St. Claire that the south end of Kent Island can get some "surf"

yeah kite boarders always know the best spots. Go wherever he tells you.