went out at darlington in deal around four and it was solid 5 feet chop but a few fun ones. tomorrow morning should be fun
went out at darlington in deal around four and it was solid 5 feet chop but a few fun ones. tomorrow morning should be fun
Head High on the sets is pretty accurate. I was pleasantly surprised myself. Serious drift tho.... offshores and pealing nicely...some very fun rides to be had.
SE swell and hard onshore winds don't make a good combination for local beaches here. You could pick off a few, but mostly sloppy sectiony lumpers.
Good day to be a New Yorker.
was fun for about 3 hours up here in RI. Wind started howling E and turned it to **** real fast
Sat and Sun morning look good too.
very short lived must have been only good at like 6am went to the beach both times a 10am and it suckkkkkkkkkkkkkkked not even worth paddle Def did not see head high **** maybe double over toe suckkkkeeeyyyy blown out easterlies
head high you realize is like from a hurricane
over projected bc maybe you havent seen waves 4ever
Bro, do yourself a favor and shut up. If it wasn't worth the paddle yesterday on the morning low/low-incoming tide at LB, then you must never surf . . .Originally Posted by soulsurf4sure
And, for your reference, head high waves are when the face height of the wave is the height of the average person . . . that can happen due to a variety of things. Hurricanes aren't the only option, pal.
Also, I can barely understand what you're typing. Fix your grammar.
Last edited by Sloop John B.; Jun 15, 2012 at 11:18 PM.
And it will inevitably be crowded as ****. I'll still try to get out there on sunday though.
Not even. Head high is 6-12 inches shorter then the average mans height. If your standing tall while surfing, your not doing it right.
..your an idiot.head high you realize is like from a hurricane
Last edited by idsmashh; Jun 15, 2012 at 11:46 PM.
Yea you're totally right, but I need my liquid medication.
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