Irene in Ocean Isle

Made the trip up to OIB with Lance this morning and then back this afternoon.  Swell was reallly beginning to fill in and the morning session was my fav, although the afternoon was still about the same but the tide and wind made for tricky lines.  Sorry no footage of the am session as I was in the water the whole time and didn't shoot til we were leaving.  The waves were fun and hopefully we'll have a little of the same maybe for the am tomorrow.  enjoy......

day trippers

We've had a little wave here for the past few days.  Me and da boys went scouring the coastline for fun little lines.  A collection of random shots from the scenes as always ensued.  Beginning at 64 and Sea Island in MB, then travelling north to OIB, and south to Pawleys.  Goofy schtuff from this crew as we wandered around the coastline.  As always keep smiling and the waves will come in!!! enjoy.....
day tripper slideshow

Earl, Igor Sept. Sessions, plus various foamy scenes from flickr

I've said it alot lately but we've had a great little month long run of rideable surf here in the Carolina's.  It's definitely gonna take a little time to go through everything on the cards and a bunch have been sent to all mags. too for hurricane coverage.  Give me a yell if you know a wave rider or need some pics for yourself or sponsors.  These below are some keepers from MB on 9/20...cya in the water or on the beach.....enjoy.......flickr surf slide show

one more, courtesy of Earl

I had to add one more to the mix of earl pics!!!

Earl in Ocean Isle

The surf city crew and I made the pre-dawn trek to OIB on 9/2 and found easy 6 to 8 foot clean faces with drifty conditions.  The swell kept building as the morning went on but after 12 it hit hyperdive and by high tide became a little too sketchy for anyone.  Blair, Lance, I, and one other guy were the only guys out and after 2 or 3 waves had drifted about a mile down the beach.  It was a long walk with longboard in the wind.  The last 2 pics are from Sunset later in the day.  Earl was exactly as forcasted, I have 2 halves of a longboard to show.