Based on a tuesday surf down there, the sandbars have changed and for the worse. Not unridably worse, like NorIda a couple years ago, but deeper and mushier and we were out at dead low tide with 3-4 foot swell.Originally Posted by headrow
Based on a tuesday surf down there, the sandbars have changed and for the worse. Not unridably worse, like NorIda a couple years ago, but deeper and mushier and we were out at dead low tide with 3-4 foot swell.
Well, that sucks...not what i wanted to hear, but what the f*ck can I do?!
Ida threw all the sand down to us in va assateague. For a couple a months after that we had a awesome bar. And even a point break type set up.
Surfed VA assateague yesterday and today afternoon. The sand is low and leveled out so even on a low tide it's about 3 ft deep for about 50 yards. The bars are out pretty far but the wind's been awful the last few days to really tell. Tomorrow morning will be the tell-all, though I got some pretty decent rides today.
In my opinion the hurricane did some good.
Trish_Kicklighter@nps.gov nice to hear the bars at OC are re-groomed!
IMO Assateague is back to mush after this past storm. Town on the other hand...
Are you talking about the state park, or the National Park, or both? I hit it pretty good at the NP this summer when everywhere else was beach slam.
Zippy is 100% right. I've surfed both the state and fed this week since the storm. This morning was chest - shoulder high glass. With the sand bars we had a month ago it would have been a blast. With the post-Irene non-sandbars even first thing when the tide was low it was weak and backing off. Fat and mushy.
monday was closed and the dude guarding the bridge was a ****. i hope he's on here! wouldn't tell us anything at around 2pm. that dude sucked
That was me. I was just doing my job. Right after you left my relief came and i scored some 100 yard rides.
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