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yeah, that renewal of the beach netting for sambos north of the harbour seemed to stop the big schools coming north to here........but still 224 tonnes is a drop in the bucket for that species. Anyway, minus that food source there are still shiteloads of juvey/sub-adult whites here......I really wo...

steve shearer wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 04, 2017 3:48 pm

thats nice Cranked. hows the crowd.

ive been stuck at home with 2 kids all day trying to do tax.

I need a drink.

2 keywords shep, shoebox and accountant!

brendo, I never saw the pics of Tahlia, and she's been featured in a number of magazines and online in the past year, so I doubt very much whether any pics of her were "knocked back" by anyone. Maybe the photographer sent them to Brazilian mags/sites. just saying what I saw and read nick. and you k...

this is a communist insurgency , the jihadist insurgency is in the south, Mindanao. I did go there but never really spent time in the outlying villages like I did in the north. The jihadists in the south love kidnapping whitey. I went to siargo island 22yrs ago when it only just hid the surf commun...

did you guys hear of mick campbells accident? knocked out, drowned, apparently dead, his girlfriend revived him. spent a week in hospital. I also saw a photog, brazzo I think, slam the surf mags. micks girl, forget the name, apparently charges. was going as hard as the guys in that ments swell a mon...

I see full deck grip making a comeback with the front foot pads back. anyone using them yet? I used them all through the 90s and early 2000s till they went out of, I guess youd have to say, fashion lol. I reckon they were awesome. sure u couldn't go without a rashie or your guts would be torn up, bu...

I saw last night a closed down resort in myoko area is re opening next winter. looks good! got some above tree line bowls and is the first resort in that area to get unloaded on so it would be looking at 18m+ a yr. think ill do a day trip. ended up booking 5 nights hakuba and 6 in myoko. one night i...

all these young pros never wear pads or helmets. my mate, in his early 40s, still skates but pads up and fark me he is feeling every fall these days. he reckons the young guys wont have any longevity like all the bones guys ,as they are always padded up, the young guys get smashed up like badges of ...

jimmy wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 27, 2017 10:47 pm

Agreed but the next time I went there Mark was in Gaol and Tony was still surfing the point. He was doing it for Tony

didn't he ,tony, kick out of a wave and drop dead from a heart attack a few yrs back jimmy?

beanie,
you know you just gotta do a dickhead list lol
im guessing most will be brazzos

I did try surf cargo, but he doesnt deliver anywhere near me. Closest he could manage was an hour's drive away from me and I would have to meet him on the highway on a work day as he drove past. Its still an option but I thought there might be something easier. Otherwise, yes, he would have been pe...

Over55yrs wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 16, 2017 3:46 pm

Another week of northern beaches close outs...very frustrating

day trip to Cronulla. then you can ride even more variations of perfect conditions, with
endless closeouts or just super fat walls.

I did try surf cargo, but he doesnt deliver anywhere near me. Closest he could manage was an hour's drive away from me and I would have to meet him on the highway on a work day as he drove past. Its still an option but I thought there might be something easier. Otherwise, yes, he would have been pe...

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Thu Jun 08, 2017 6:25 pm

Davros wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 08, 2017 12:59 pm

Lol guy at the end on that smoker, wave of his life no doubt.

That is a black diamond wave for sure

Mick Campbell. Former CT surfer. He's probably had many like that.

who was it he punched on with? AI wasn't it?

hey iggs, you know pat saunders from the bra? passed away in gland from a heart attack. good guy and a real charger
in the big stuff. vale pat

long wave trough has strong nodes in SW Indian and New Zealand longitudes = Indo and Tahiti bombing and a bad pattern for Tasman sea swell window. They'll get some very incon surf from long period sources right back under Oz and zonal polar fetches but I can't see a proper Cloudbreak swell happenin...

It's frustratingly incomplete the tagging information they are releasing to the public. Like a white or whites were setting off the listening stations up here during Jan but there's no sign of it on the track maps. I want to know what shark it is, I'm sure they have that info. Then we can start to ...

steve shearer wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 06, 2017 6:16 pm

you wouldn't paddle out?

im guessing u got the ferry over?!!
the paddle was always 7mins of thinking of sharks when they were a rarity....