Went surfing this morning at Long Beach, expecting to see 3 ft. waves. To be fair, most sets were probably only slightly above that . . . but it seemed to me there were some frequent larger sets. My best rides of the day were head to 1-ft-OH. Dunno just seemed underforecasted to me. I was stoked. There was quite some lateral drift though, but I just let it take me 2-3 jetties down, surfing along the way, then took one in and walked back to the starting spot, rinsed and repeated. Anybody else that was out there today?
Yeah I was out for like 4 hours thins morning in LBI. It was pretty big and if ya caught wm right, they opened up pretty nicely. Even got a barrel.
No, not really. I was at Lincoln and There were North-ish winds for most of the morning. Turned East-ish later but it worked out to give clean crisp waves. Wait, are you guys confusing Long Beach, NY with Long Beach Island, NJ?
I ****in miss demos and that damn walk! Went out here in Monmouth county NJ, deffinately heavier than just 3ft. Winds were nuking though and waves were running way fast.
went out at darlington in deal around four and it was solid 5 feet chop but a few fun ones. tomorrow morning should be fun
Head High on the sets is pretty accurate. I was pleasantly surprised myself. Serious drift tho.... offshores and pealing nicely...some very fun rides to be had.
SE swell and hard onshore winds don't make a good combination for local beaches here. You could pick off a few, but mostly sloppy sectiony lumpers. Good day to be a New Yorker.
very short lived must have been only good at like 6am went to the beach both times a 10am and it suckkkkkkkkkkkkkkked not even worth paddle Def did not see head high **** maybe double over toe suckkkkeeeyyyy blown out easterlies head high you realize is like from a hurricane over projected bc maybe you havent seen waves 4ever
Bro, do yourself a favor and shut up. If it wasn't worth the paddle yesterday on the morning low/low-incoming tide at LB, then you must never surf . . . And, for your reference, head high waves are when the face height of the wave is the height of the average person . . . that can happen due to a variety of things. Hurricanes aren't the only option, pal. Also, I can barely understand what you're typing. Fix your grammar.
Not even. Head high is 6-12 inches shorter then the average mans height. If your standing tall while surfing, your not doing it right. ..your an idiot.
