well florida takes the prize for good looking conditions for the upcoming bertha swell.
A lot of areas to the north are going to have to deal with a lot of onshore stuff.
Many areas in florida are looking at excellent conditions - have fun.
looking good for florida
well florida takes the prize for good looking conditions for the upcoming bertha swell.
A lot of areas to the north are going to have to deal with a lot of onshore stuff.
Many areas in florida are looking at excellent conditions - have fun.
Yeah man... ish.
Even down here in SoFlo we'll see minor swell (Damn you Bahamas!) I'll be on the move to hang wit ya up around Flagler to enjoy whattever Bertha can muster. Gotta get outta the shadow! Praying for another storm to hang a little further south and fire some Providence Channel super swell at us!
Ill take what I can get!
south floridians - head north!
how far north we talking? indialantic look like its gonna catch it by tomorrow night/saturday?
unfortunatly, i can't get out of work on saturday.... but i'll be in the water, sunday morning, Jax pier... DAYLIGHT!...
ya, I'd say sebastian northward should get full exposure.Originally Posted by tfranks
there was a 14ft (probably less, but no matter, still big as F*CK) tiger shark caught about 2 miles north of sebastian inlet wednesday
here is the link:
http://2ndlight.com/fusetalk/forum/m...&enterthread=y
i would continue to head north if coming from south florida.
i plan on going to new smyrna inlet. it has been wedging great recently at high tide, and the reports from today are saying that long long lines are showing and some guys are getting great rides.
Lame ass attempt at crowd control...
That would be a world record holder if true... All other WR Tigers came from Oz... There'd be pictures and news if it were true. I know , I know, i know about the one from Millenium, but that werent no 14er.there was a 14ft (probably less, but no matter, still big as F*CK) tiger shark caught about 2 miles north of sebastian inlet wednesday
I smell Crowd Control.
There aren't any 14 ft Tiger Sharks 100 yds off the shore in Florida, and I have never seen them not being there while I was surfing. I also happen to know that spinner sharks do not frequent the space-coast, and neither do bull sharks. At no point have sharks ever come within 200 yards of any surfers in the water. Sharks think most surfers are dolphins because surfers and dolphins have similarly-sized brains. We all know that sharks and dolphins don't mix. Add to that the well known FACT that shark attacks only happen to people who surf MY BREAK and aren't LOCAL... right?
Anyway, it looks like the best surf is going to be right off Ron-Jon's. It's going to be glassy and barreling there. Choppy everywhere north of cocoa, and flat everywhere south. Drive down 520 and you should be alright
Happy Hurricane Season!
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