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I would have named the thread- Cold, Colder, Coldest.You don't want to through the Midwest in there?
Indeed, coupled with the lack of consistency it's no comparison. But when conditions align which may be less than 5 days a year you'll likely get some of the best beach break tubes around.I would say a better comparison would be East vs El Porto. Both look great in photos from the right angle at the right time....but at the end of the day both are just dumpy beach break close-outs with the occasional hero claim or fly away.
I don't think anyplace was good as it gets when you factor the current and wind. Mostly what you're seeing is a handful of mutants ridden by east coast pro level guys who put in a ton of water time that day and more or less lucked into being in the right spot at the right time thanks to the crazy current with their filmer or another filmer being equally lucky. The beack looked like Pipeline with all the big lenses on it too. Good on them for getting the goods on such a faw wild day.I reckon there’s a few spots from that last NJ swell that might have actually been about as good as they get, just a bit smaller so the insta cred drops a bit.
I know where you mean. I didn't go that far north. I was in the same zone where all of footage and clips you are seeing on social media came from. The following morning was actually better than the big day. It rated highly on the perfecto-meter.I’m thinking of a spot up north that seems to cut down the size on the big days but can make that up with quality if it’s doing it’s thing.
Great shot. That reveals the reality of the size too. If not for my son amping to chase mutant barrels with his friends believe me I would have been looking for something like that. I even wonder what a few spots close to my home that favor SW wind looked like late in the day.Joisy does have a few spots that offers more than closeouts at this size Mr Von , my 3 rd bottom turn on this wave . Howdy Groms Dad !
If you could get on them and make the drop there were some barrels as heavy as we get and makeable, But you only would know this being in the water.This swell had some of the most horrendous drift I've ever seen. South windswell with honking south wind then SSW wind then SW wind made for a river current on the inside and no relief once outside the impact zone. The waves honestly were not that good except for the handful of rides making the rounds on social media. So many better days. Literally following the guys I was shooting at a fast walk pace to stay into position. Rinse and repeat. Nearly a two mile walk back to the car at the end of the day. Way overhype as a result of lengthy flat spell, youTube and Instagram.
Checked it, just as big and not as good. Current even worse.I reckon there’s a few spots from that last NJ swell that might have actually been about as good as they get, just a bit smaller so the insta cred drops a bit.
There you go again with your bullshit. Keep your shitty attitude in the politics forum kook.If you could get on them and make the drop there were some barrels as heavy as we get and makeable, But you only would know this being in the water.