Which is better

Discussion in 'Mid Atlantic' started by EastCoastBodyBoarder, Jan 4, 2009.

  1. EastCoastBodyBoarder

    EastCoastBodyBoarder Well-Known Member

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    Sep 1, 2008
    is surfing better in the morning or afternoon i pick morning its always nice and glassy
     
  2. Shakagrom

    Shakagrom Well-Known Member

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    Aug 22, 2008
    Dawn Patrol anywhere is always the best time to surf anywhere!!
     

  3. epidemicepic

    epidemicepic Well-Known Member

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    Feb 21, 2008
    i wouldn't generalize about either morning or afternoon, it depends entirely upon what the winds and tides are up to on any particular day.
     
  4. darippah

    darippah Well-Known Member

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    May 27, 2008
    bigger is better
     
  5. wbsurfer

    wbsurfer Well-Known Member

    Mar 30, 2008
    any time it just depends on the tide. but i like to go in the morning and surf all of the morning go in take a nap eat a little then if its good afterwards go back out.
     
  6. conway

    conway Well-Known Member

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    Mar 24, 2008
    some of my best memories associated with surfing come from epic dawn patrol sessions, like that first day of bertha over the summer. Sick.
     
    Last edited: Jan 4, 2009
  7. wbsurfer

    wbsurfer Well-Known Member

    Mar 30, 2008
    agh i remember the bertha swell i was in costa rica at the begginning but luckily i got back just in time on the second day of it it was nice though.
     
  8. super fish

    super fish Well-Known Member

    Sep 2, 2008
    i think mornings and evenings are good..afternoons always seem to get mushy most of the time. During the time of bertha in south jersey, it would always be small during the day and then be firing in the evening at this one beach..strange
     
  9. rodndtube

    rodndtube Well-Known Member

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    May 21, 2006
    It has been said that as the sun rises in the East the wave size does increase.

    I generally prefer the early morning... just after feeding time. At many places the winds start going on-shore around 10am as the land mass warms relative to the ocean temp. In other places it does not matter because the waves are tide dependent (e.g., where there are 8'+ tide swings) - just hope for cooperative winds.