This should say how to get killed trying to surf waves you can't handle.
This should say how to get killed trying to surf waves you can't handle.
"Hey surfers, break out the neoprene wetsuits, raise your boards and jog into winter's gnarliest waves."
Fortunately, no.
I don't think anyone can stand on a surfboard will have trouble handling cocoa beach.Originally Posted by cxbbdr4
Depends when you go, it's like any other beach break when it's firing
exactly. nobody is coming to ak to surf in the winter. if it's a stellar day and you're here, you'll paddle out but traveling all this way to surf slushy waves with ice floes in heavy freezing spray? it's mountain time up here now, not ocean time.
I don't know man, when I think beach break, it usually doesn't go: Puerto Escondido, Lowers & Cocoa Beach, FL.
The Sandy pics looked like fun though. Have to check it out one of these days, I hear the eye candy is where it's at.
good, no one new this winter. phew.
Well yeah, I'm sure Puerto and Lowers would rank ahead of Cocoa, not arguing that, but as far as E. Coast goes, it's as good as anywhere else when the conditions are right. I bounce back and forth between New Smyrna / Ponce Inlet and Cocoa, i'll be staying off NSB this weekend, looks like chest to shoulder+ with light offshores all weekend, ideal if you ask me...
I always assumed Lowers was a point, learn something new everyday I guess.
Uppers is more of a point. I dunno, I guess technically it is; but look at the map or drive by it and you tell me where the point is:
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When I think point:
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Plus it breaks both ways. What point breaks both ways?
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