No Active Storms
DO these Kirra caves from the recent swell mean that the Quik Pro could be held here rather than further up the point at Snapper Rocks?
“Surf wise, we’re looking at a nice swell around the time the event starts. The issue is the lack of sand built up at Snapper—it’s basically a hole right now.” That was a quote from 2012, but could easily stand for 2013 as reportedly there’s a massive hole in the sandbank. It seems just about this time of year that those in the ‘know’ engage in the annual game of tapping their nose and saying, “there’s no sand there this year, it’s f**ked mate”.
Who knows if enough sand from the Tweed River bypass will get pumped around in time? What we do know is right this second the forecast looks promising for the waiting period kicking-off on March 2nd.
The third day at the End of the Road spanned the paddle tow divide with inevitable consequences.
A reality check from the reef at Teahupoo, teeth-to-the-reef horror and jail-breaking Tahitian hospitals
A few nice waves in the Mentawai, especially at Lances Left
Day two commenced with disaster and ended in triumph at The End of The Road.
Adventures in the mysterious continent.
Ex-Teahupoo swell will provide power across the South Pacific especially South Shore of Hawaii.
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