Midnight surf

Discussion in 'Mid Atlantic' started by fallingsky, Oct 13, 2008.

  1. tbing

    tbing Well-Known Member

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    May 27, 2008
    Every place I know of is swim at own risk.
     
  2. Aguaholic

    Aguaholic Well-Known Member

    Oct 26, 2007

    Yeah...that's what i thought. For me it was totally worth it. I'm glad i went out.
     

  3. dbiz135

    dbiz135 Well-Known Member

    172
    Oct 3, 2007
    yup I heard its like a $500 fine.....thats f*@ked up.... that a new board or wetsuit!!!!!!!!!!
     
  4. Aguaholic

    Aguaholic Well-Known Member

    Oct 26, 2007
    Yikes.....$500.:eek:
     
  5. wbsurfer

    wbsurfer Well-Known Member

    Mar 30, 2008
    yeah that is f@ked up. $500 just to surf my butt.:mad:
     
  6. Magnaplasm

    Magnaplasm Member

    23
    Oct 13, 2008
    For a night surf pier village has lights on all the oceanfront resturants. Keeps the water well lit. I surf out there all the time at night. but the light attracts a lot of fish so watch yourself. Other then that get on it.
     
  7. dbiz135

    dbiz135 Well-Known Member

    172
    Oct 3, 2007
    So I bumped into the beach patrol on friday out on Long Island and the said that they do not issue ticket/summons for surfing at night......only for jetski's after sundown. So no tow-ins after sunset.......lol
     
  8. pvjumper05

    pvjumper05 Well-Known Member

    685
    Jun 15, 2008
    bummer, and i was planning on towing into those 15 footers that jersey always has
     
  9. CM-Surf

    CM-Surf Active Member

    36
    Sep 26, 2008
    I surf at night at least once a month around the Cape May County area. It is nice and i havent been attacked yet and have been doing it for a good 2 years. Even found a spot where a local restaurant turns on a spot light that reaches out to the end of the jetty where I surf.
     
  10. johnyevans11

    johnyevans11 New Member

    3
    Oct 7, 2008
    pier village in nj has some light pointing out on the ocean still a little tough to to see but better than nothing