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A big tail slammed into my leg hard at Waddell before when I was sitting waiting for a set. Knocked me partially off my board. Thought for sure I was getting attacked and instantly caught a crashing wave in. Flagged my buddy out the water and tell him what just happened. I'll never forget, dude looks at me half stoned and tells me " It was probably just a rock".Funny, Waddell always seemed safe to me, Scott Creek much less so. I think it's the presence of other menu items...![]()
When my SC buddies took me north of town and we paddled out at Greyhound Rock in that same area I was a little unnerved by the lack of people there. It was just the 4 of us and no one else in sight.A big tail slammed into my leg hard at Waddell before when I was sitting waiting for a set. Knocked me partially off my board. Thought for sure I was getting attacked and instantly caught a crashing wave in. Flagged my buddy out the water and tell him what just happened. I'll never forget, dude looks at me half stoned and tells me " It was probably just a rock".. NOPE I'm done today.
I looked at that spot once when i was passing through the area. Waves looked pretty fun, but not a chance i was setting foot in there, the water gave me the creeps. Wish i had the nerves to give it a go but i'm too big of a poosey for that stretch of coastWhen my SC buddies took me north of town and we paddled out at Greyhound Rock in that same area I was a little unnerved by the lack of people there. It was just the 4 of us and no one else in sight.
The surf was perfect. Head high A frames and glassy.
Upon paddling out I noticed this was nothing like any place I had ever surfed before.
And then as I was getting circled by a large elephant seal scoping me I began to become concerned.
I asked them should I be concerned about it? "Only if he bites you" was the response. Not much reassurance.
What I remember the most was just how dark the water was. Not because it was murky. It wasn't. Just dark because of the rock bottom and all the Bull Kelp.
The real thing that freaked me out the most was those fvcking Bull Kelp boils that would come up all around you and boil up right next to you without warning. Sketched me out big time.
But, was some of the best surf I have ever had with only the 4 of us to share the spoils.
I have no interest in surfing in that zone ever again.
Comments are saying shark was dead and this is fake. It must be, how could that have happened?
Didn't read them before posting.Comments are saying shark was dead and this is fake. It must be, how could that have happened?
It deserved to be posted regardless, it was a good prankDidn't read them before posting.
"Shark's been dead since 2015"![]()
Count me in bro. Why wouldn’t culling the biggest sharks help?
Seal populations recovering/exploding IMHO directly correlates with more whites. We didn't have drone cams back in the day but the fucking things are in cell phone videos right off the beach in zones guides and commercial guys hadn't seen them for decades.
Cull the dams. Restore the salmon and fish habitat in general. And if you're going to cull the sharks, cull the seals. On camera. With sharpened hockey sticks. And a board with Sea Shepherd keels.