Jersey Shore

Discussion in 'Mid Atlantic' started by rednecksurfer, Feb 12, 2009.

  1. rednecksurfer

    rednecksurfer Member

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    Feb 12, 2009
    I just had to move away from O.C. Md for family reasons and was wondering? It looks like Jersey gets more consistant waves than Delmarva and it where Iam now it would take me the same amount of time to drive to Jersey as it would O.C.. Can anyone recommend any good beaches to surf. Keep in mind I know it's home beach to some and keep it respectable. Just looking for a better break.
     
  2. Swellinfo

    Swellinfo Administrator

    May 19, 2006
    some swells new jersey gets better than delmarva... there's also a lot of variety in jersey, so you can generally find a wave for any riding style.

    it sounds like you live in the northern delaware / philadelphia region. If so, you can essentially get to any break in new jersey for about the same length drive.

    South Jersey has some quality waves and can handle the northerly winds better, while the Central Jersey spots can offer a little more punch.
     

  3. eastcoast_sponger

    eastcoast_sponger Well-Known Member

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    Jun 5, 2008
    Belmar or bradly beach are two great spots.... so is casino peir in seaside... personally like bradly
     
  4. swabby

    swabby Active Member

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    Sep 19, 2008
    Check out the daily surf reports for NJ at www.dukestorm.com and this site. The reports will give you a clue what areas of NJ are breaking best with a given swell direction and what areas are more consistent. Hop in the car and drive to these areas or towns and look for a good break. It's usually breaking at a number of spots in each town so you can easily find a decent uncrowded break with a little driving, When there is surf, you'll find a fun break with a little exploring.
     
  5. rednecksurfer

    rednecksurfer Member

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    Feb 12, 2009
    Actually I had to move back to Baltimore so I'm looking at about a 2 1/2 hr. drive. Around Atlantic city. I used to surf assateuge liked the natural bars and lots of room. Any beaches simular in the area.
     
  6. Swellinfo

    Swellinfo Administrator

    May 19, 2006
    I cant really think of anything similar to Assateague in New Jersey.
     
  7. rednecksurfer

    rednecksurfer Member

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    Feb 12, 2009
    Okay if not assateuge, I also used to hit 32nd, 43rd street breaks, IRI and Towers, any suggestions, it's gonna take me the same time to commute so I figure mind as well go where it's more consistant.
     
  8. Lumpy

    Lumpy Well-Known Member

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    Aug 28, 2006
    I can...but I am afraid I will get jumped if I say...
     
  9. super fish

    super fish Well-Known Member

    Sep 2, 2008
    i would say go to oc nj, surf from 8th street north and from 51st south. occasionally theres a breaking wave around 12th. oc nj is right below Atlantic city incase you were wondering
     
  10. EastCoastBodyBoarder

    EastCoastBodyBoarder Well-Known Member

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    Sep 1, 2008
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    Bay head is pretty good casino pier is good mansquan is real good and for odyboarding jenks is real good
     
  11. somegaveup

    somegaveup Well-Known Member

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    Jun 17, 2008
    If you are looking for some area like Assateague try getting a 4x4 pass to Island Beach State Park just south of Seaside. I believe its about 8 miles of undeveloped beach that you drive on with the 4x4 pass and find your own break. There is also some limited parking area if you don't have a 4x4.
     
  12. LVl<E

    LVl<E Well-Known Member

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    Jan 6, 2009
    youre gonna find a break anywhere in new jersey starting from monmouth beach to long branch to deal all the way down past asbury bradley beach avon manasquan blemar bay head lavalette seaside heights and all the way down...just have to go check them out for yourself on a consistent day and pick your fav.
     
  13. bmore surf

    bmore surf Well-Known Member

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    May 20, 2006
    always thought of gooiing to NJ but the tolls are killer.
    Check your Pm too redneck
     
  14. toobz457

    toobz457 New Member

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    Oct 28, 2008
    nice name drops...
     
  15. TDTubes

    TDTubes Well-Known Member

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    May 30, 2007
    What would the tolls be from Newark to say Ocean City, or wherever?
     
  16. pvjumper05

    pvjumper05 Well-Known Member

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    Jun 15, 2008
    i live right around newark. you get on at route 78 for free at mile marker 143 or so. if i were to guess i'd say, $1 at perth amboy, 50 cents at Toms River, $1 at Barnegat and i think 35 cents to get off at mile 32 or so. so almost 3 dollars one way.

    just out of memory i dont think there is another, i could be wrong but thats a ballpark for you
     
  17. tbing

    tbing Well-Known Member

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    May 27, 2008
    Depends how you plan on getting there. Easiest is the parkway, which is gonna have tolls. You can follow some smaller highways that'll be toll free.

    Cause no one has heard of those breaks before ... :cool:
     
  18. pvjumper05

    pvjumper05 Well-Known Member

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    Jun 15, 2008


    aka if you want to take route 9, you might as well add 2 hours to the trip
     
    Last edited: Feb 15, 2009
  19. rednecksurfer

    rednecksurfer Member

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    Feb 12, 2009
    Not real worried about the toll's just want the quickest way to get there. Thanks for heads up guy's appreciate it,.
     
  20. MDSurfer

    MDSurfer Well-Known Member

    Dec 30, 2006
    New Jersey

    The tolls will literally eat you alive, let alone the beach tag fees. Pay as you go.