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Where is he right now, buying prints of art SmackDaddy doesn't rate to cover his windows?Hey OT surfs up!
No surf. I have a buddy that lives on the island. He can hook you up with a board on the off chance that it’s over 1ft. Lemme know.Anyone surf near Brunswick, Georgia? St Simmons Island to be precise.
A friend is there visiting wife's parents and asked if I wanted to fly out and stay for a while since they have the room and if I wanted to escape the fog and the urban life.
Worth it to schlep a board across the country or do better to see what I can scrounge up there?
Looks like Mr. Doof is safe from LauraThere's no surf if you live in coastal Guerrero but if you don't have 85 degree bath water out your front door and you can sport a Ben Gravy mindset, I promise something will be "fully nuking" on the incoming Laura swell. But in general Georgia is considered the worst Atlantic state for surf unless you include Connecticut.
Big tide swings so it will be tide dependent. Armpits are generally considered to benefit from an incoming tide in terms of swell pulsing, whether you are trying to get something to line up on a shoal off dead low, or trying to get an inside sand ledge to flood and have windswell peaks, incoming is considered good juju.
Mullet run will be getting started; you might do better with a fishing pole as there are a shitload of inlets and cuts and places for fish to ambush bait. Consider shitty sneakers if you wade back into the grassy/muddy zones where oysters pop up. Mind stingrays and sharks and be suspicious of any fresh water. Moving logs are bad logs.
I can promise you St. Simon's will cure any cold/fog/city problems. A slight heat haze, maybe. Shrimp and grits instead of avo toast.
If you want a change of scenery, see some proper Low Country, knowingly play "smelled like Coastal Georgia at low tide", some lightning storms, probably good sunsets over the inlet/marsh if yours are fogged, sunrises, slow it down and stretch it out, yeah.