Was talking to my friends about why I thought many jersey beachbreaks get hollow more often than many new england beachbreaks but started to stumble halfway through my explanation...whats the real reasons it barrels at 3 ft as opposed to some breaks in N.E.? p.s. i'm sure theres a thread for this so...screw it p.p.s. could just be a deal vs gansett thing bc there are obv places like cape cod that create mutant heavers
sandbars in jersey go from deep to very shallow and its basically a speed bump on the seafloor,and that causes the waves to barrel.if it was a gentle slope,like a narrow hill underwater,then u have crumbly waves that don't barrel
It's all bout the sand bars... They can get fairly hairball crazy At low tide... The barrels in Belmar are always bigger...artificial reef
