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Hey guess what I was joking too!
I shall now forever think loofy looks like a fat carp with a tumor on its eye!

The old "no I was trolling you". You been reading too much Hatchnam Steve.

You should get that thing on your eye looked at, dude

c'mon Loof, that old Maldives bait is one of the stinkiest and most obvious in the real surf pantheon and you came straight in and gobbled it down.

Look both ways before you cross.

You are tripping steve. I just hit the ball back over the net. You are just so desperate for a victory you picked it up and ran home...

Beautiful peepers.

The tumor is on the other side

Oh

There's one that size in the ponds of centennial park.

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/newslo ... c2dc8f7f2b

Fed on Queens Park children who don't quite make the grade

And the bulimic expulsions of soccer mums

here. to put this back on track lets see some Maldives surfing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17jMGlv ... C538E927A0

This one is much better.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?list=PL39F7 ... ode=NORMAL

I dunno, theres a lot of worse things to do than spending a week or so floating around the central and southern atolls on a 95' boat.

steve shearer wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 29, 2017 5:58 am

here. to put this back on track lets see some Maldives surfing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17jMGlv ... C538E927A0

Man I wish I could get it that good!

tootr wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 29, 2017 6:27 am

This one is much better.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?list=PL39F7 ... ode=NORMAL

That's terrible.

As long as you travel away from the north Male area you will get your money's worth. The North Male area is plagued with boats and camps and on slower days you can surf with 25+ people in the water on a tight take off spot. We hanged out Jails for a couple of days and it was busy as.

We went with a boat that did the North Male and then travelled central and south atolls which was great HOWEVER the boats only travel during the day and the distances there are long compared to say Mentawis and some other North Sumatra areas. This translated in a surf in the morning, then daylight motoring for 6 to 8 hours depending on destination (wind , tide, etc) and surf in the arvo. Daylight motoring feels long and it is a waste of surfing time.

The skipper reason as to the day motoring was the changing sands banks and visibility of these, which i can understand but be ready to get cabin fever for sure.

I did liked the flatter reefs with softer almondy barrels (vs INDO), but not sure if I ever be back there.

Cheers
J