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I'm there with you in spirit mate, keep 'em coming.

Give Grooter a pair of chopsticks, a bottle of soy sauce and turn him loose down there.

Would love to know the story behind this......
https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/southen ... 1162257167

Beanpole wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 14, 2017 9:20 pm

That drone footage those fisherman took looks 100% staged. Obviously had burley in the crab pots.

?? Got a link?

Edit: never mind, the one in SA near Coffins? Found it.
Their crab net would have bait in it, like a Salmon or something

That hasn't changed, as soon as the camera starts, the hat goes on.

It looks like he left the handbrake on or something, the wave is OK but he's sluggish

and foamy suggested rhyming was childish (snaps crayon)

There once was a scribe named Nick
whose poetry didn't rhyme sic (sic)
you'd know why if you saw
him writing near the floor
with the pen up the eye of his dick

Poetry should rhyme, let's just get the basics right before we get all carried away with it.

Are you far enough forward on the nose when you duck dive, like about a foot further forward from your paddling position. Probably not Cranked, I'm keen for my next surf on it so I can work it all out some more. At 7' 6" it's not that much longer than my normal boards, but the nose has so much more...

Yep, roll. One thing with doing a roll......if you just flip the rail vertical it goes down easier. Less resistance. Not sure what you mean there BP. Pull it down on edge, then let it lay flat upside down? Sounds easier said than done, but will give it a go. Can't be harder than duck diving this bo...

beware the acid rain beany

Is it an egg? A minimal? A mid-length? Who gives a fcuk. Bought this yesterday off Gumtree. Firstly let me say I have never owned or ridden anything except conventional short boards, albeit longer than most of you are used to, but not where I come from. I do have a Grant Miller 6' 7" F-Skate which ...

Flipper was the only Dolphin that ever did that Loof

This pic of the Swansea FAD gives you some idea of just how hard the EAC runs when it's in full swing in January and february. 17 Kms out off Swansea in 100 metres of water, the FAD is anchored to the bottom. It stands about 2 metres out of the water normally. Closer to shore the current isn't even ...

saltman wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 18, 2017 3:09 pm

Was this recent
Early season they were a long way out

The return trip much closer

Was generally the reverse out off the Hunter coast. I always assumed that once travelling they would be hitching a ride in the prevailing current, which could vary from year to year

Rustt wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 06, 2017 10:28 am

What was that?

He said his ex is down the pub

Wallace mal, 1968, my very first board. Diamond tail, paisley fin.
Could only carry it on my head