Heaviest, hollowest, spot on east coast?

had a few at dumps in Del. Very heavy place and breaks boards easy. poverty too.

 

Theres a spot/slab between NJ and OBX where when it gets big, everyone is scared to paddle out. It breaks in about 2-18 inches of water depending on the size of the wave. The lip can be a couple feet wide. I have once seen a chest high wave there have a 1 foot wide barrel. If your lucky there can be an outer section which is a perfect drop in to "claimer" setup. Even if you knew where it was...you wouldnt drop into the sets.

 

Hatteras for sure

 

Yeah, OBX for sure. One spot/area in particular gets extremely hollow. The lip isn't to heavy, but the wave is very steep and very hollow. Far paddle out too. yep, one of my favorite places to go when its a decent swell with the right wind.

 

heavy

Anywhere between duck and hatteras

 

the people on this message board will never know the heaviest hollowest spot on the east coast. nobody is gonna talk about it and that's the way it should stay until surfline "discovers" it. sure we get some heavy hollow waves from NJ-OBX, but the east coast is waaaaay bigger than that. just my two cents...

 

if the tide and wind is right i have got some heavy waves at jenks...... and I know what Boss means(not the exact spot),, sometimes by me its dumping onto the bar and the water is around a foot deep... it sure is scary just got to hold on and pray u dont fall and break your neck haha

 

Where were the spongers?

I'd have to say OCM can get pretty hollow.

here's the complete sequence.

 

Ive been out at beaver dam rover unicorn orchard when the peaks are complete aframe chunks. Surfin sucks there. Bodyboards get sooo much deeper and get so much more bootay.

Ya mean....

Its somewhere in Delabape braa.

But everywhere can have its days. Its just a bunch of sand..

 

why is he going straight?

 

I know all of us are used to delaware but it looks like he is about to make a bottom turn

 

probably considering his escape options from that 20 feet of section thats starting to feather in front of him

 

I think you have to go to the far North or the far South to answer this question. I am sure there is a coral reef in South Fla or rock slab somewhere North of Boston that gets much heavier than anywhere in the mid-Atlantic and our beachbreaks. Hatteras might be the most consistant and best place to be a surfer but there are legit rock reefs in New England and even the far East on Long Island.

 

Yea.... but assategue unicorn corn on the cob lowes reef by the fishies in the net braaaa. That left point goes dry on an N swell. Gotta be brocallll. Just like Uluwatu. Gota check it. It is 302-456-7430. Call for details.

*BAPE*

 

because he's from ocean city maryland

 

That's the irrigation pond in the Plantations right?

 

Show me someone busting out some double knee on that, than I would be impressed.