Some people go out for dawn patrol, some people go out for pre-dawn patrol. Bodyboarding at the Huntington Beach Pier in suspiciously dark water. And crazy man eating sushi for breakfast.

Mason Ho..Northern praying mantis

"If you take Jaws, Puerto Escondido and Waimea shorebreak and put them all on steroids... you get Nazaré." - Garrett McNamara WaveJet athlete and big wave world record breaker, Garrett McNamara (HAW), sits down with The Surf Channel Television Network to explain the monster waves that Portugal's Nazaré creates, including his scrutinized 100ft wave caught in January of 2013. McNamara has been surfing since his family moved to Hawai'i in 1978, growing up with talented brother and athlete, Liam McNamara. During the winter of 2002-03, McNamara won the Tow Surfing World Cup at Jaws in 70ft conditions. The Hawaiian big wave charger went on to catch a record breaking 75 - 90ft wave at Nazaré in 2011, then ventured back in January 2013 and caught another massive wave with a possible height of 100ft.

A day spent with artist, Ty Williams at home at his parents' horse farm in Maine. Check out the full feature on Indoek here: indoek.com/archives/22356 Film by Gabe Reuben Music: "Long Journey" by Allah-Las

Brotherhood. There’s nothing like it. Brothers terrorize each other. Love each other. And drive each other to new heights – whether that’s off a cliff or to mountaintops, there’s always a multiplier effect when it comes to sibling relationships. In the case of Nick and Mike LaVecchia, the spark was a positive one. They’re two singular talents who have found that unique territory where they inspire one another. And they’ve built an impressive following while tucked away in a gem too often overlooked by the world of surfing in coastal Maine. Nick is an exceptionally talented and accomplished lensman. In fact, he’s taken some of my favorite photos to ever appear on The Inertia. This one below always strikes a chord with me every time I look at it. It’s chilling, yet somehow encouraging at the same time. “The colder, more raw places seem to have the most effect on me,” says LaVecchia. “New England is home. Everything about it keeps me here.” Nick confesses that the majority of his published work has taken place in about a 50-yard radius. Mike is the brains behind an outstanding operation called Grain Surfboards. They got started in 2005 and build top tier wooden surfboards by hand using woodworking techniques and local, sustainable softwoods with Maine as its redgold backdrop. They’re living that uncompromising artists’ dream: Build products you love. Capture beauty. And do it on your own terms. “You have to decide what you love and why you love it,” says Mike LaVecchia. “I’ve always been a believer in that if you want something, you need to start doing it. One thing leads to the next.” Shot and Edited by Gabe Reuben

Surfing Santa Cruz California Raw and Unedited Surf Video Filmed During an Evening Session with Good Waves. Lots of local surfers were riding waves until the sun went down including Noi Kaulukukui, Shaun Burns, Austin Smith-Ford, Skyler the Surfing Dog, Adam Replogle, Emmett Balassone, and more. Filmed and unedited by Paul Topp http://www.paultopp.com