Some epic little beachies around yesterday arvo with a surprisingly small crowd. Was that photo from yesterday Mocha? Looks a fair bit bigger than where I was further south
Had a few fun ones this morning at metro beach. Still find it amusing that 20 people will sit on one bank and cause carnage when you can sit 50m away with only a handful of crew taking turns 
Picked up a new board last week, must admit I am a lot pickier with the waves I go for with a new stick!
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Had a few fun ones this morning at metro beach. Still find it amusing that 20 people will sit on one bank and cause carnage when you can sit 50m away with only a handful of crew taking turns
Picked up a new board last week, must admit I am a lot pickier with the waves I go for with a new stick!
Picks of the board you would like to share 
Hippie..
YeahMitchbat...Local secret spot ,Kebabs Hows this one from West coast Hwy, been all over Facebook so no reddies for me eh!, how's the bomb up towards Trigg.......Yesterday was so good.....got foot surgery coming up on Monday so I'm being a wave pig ( thanks Huey for cooperating )
got some great waves today further north than yesterday, small crowd good long walls left and right odd barrel - waist to head n a bit 
Epic Pic Mocha, fills me with the warm & fuzzy's...reminds me of the view from my dads place on Filburn st in the late 80's 
That was a rare event indeed! Great photo.
Did anyone see/have any boards broken? The potential was huge!!
Scarborough had some absolute gems this morning... Good banks everywhere, heaps of little nuggets. A new board added to the fun! I followed Captain Good vibes (good!) advice and hit up Ryan Von Dresselt from Von surfboards. Board lit up this morning... Fast, drivey responsive... Everything you want from a good shortie. He's a legend of a bloke, and the build quality is awesome. Stoked! Best board I've ridden in a long time. I'll try and attach some pics. I hate wearing shoes, hence the filthy wax. Yeew
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I hate wearing shoes, hence the filthy carpets. Yuuuck
Fixed it for ya.
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Scarborough had some absolute gems this morning... Good banks everywhere, heaps of little nuggets. A new board added to the fun! I followed Captain Good vibes (good!) advice and hit up Ryan Von Dresselt from Von surfboards. Board lit up this morning... Fast, drivey responsive... Everything you want from a good shortie. He's a legend of a bloke, and the build quality is awesome. Stoked! Best board I've ridden in a long time. I'll try and attach some pics. I hate wearing shoes, hence the filthy wax. Yeew
Looks sweet mickcam - is that one of his models or a custom?
It's a great board...I clicked with it straight away.
The model is called 'The Jake' - with the tail shape and rails adjusted for me. High performance shortie, lights up with a bit of power and curve in the wave.
Got a little EPS summer buster on order at the moment as well!
I hope you've been scoring cos it's been all-time at home!
Does everyone agree? Shame it's all come to a skidding halt 
Friday doesn't look too bad! Let's just hope the banks don't straighten out and the wind stays low
SHARK ADVICE FOR MOSES ROCK BEACH, NORTH OF GRACETOWN
16 OCTOBER 2015Alert level:
A shark ADVICE has been issued due to a whale carcass being reported at Moses Rock Beach in the City of Busselton.
Situation:The whale carcass was reported by a member of the public to Department of Parks and Wildlife at approximately 2pm.It is possible the carcass will act as an attractant that could lead to sharks coming close in to shore along this stretch of coast.While it’s not uncommon for sharks to be present off the Western Australian coast throughout the year, people should exercise additional caution.What to do:Take additional caution in the area from Quininup Beach to the northern end of Wilyabrup Beach, including Moses Rock beach.Adhere to beach closures advised by Local Government Rangers or Surf Life Saving WA.Keep informed of the latest detection and sighting information by checking the SharkSmart website or Surf Life Saving WA’s Twitter feed.If you see a shark, report it to Water Police on 9442 8600. All shark sighting information reported to Water Police is provided to response agencies and to the public on the SharkSmart website and the Surf Life Saving WA Twitter feed.What authorities are doing:Department of Parks and Wildlife has closed the Moses Rock beach for the safety of water users.As the site does not allow for the removal or burial of the carcass, it is likely that the beach will remain closed for some time.Department of Parks and Wildlife staff will continue to monitor the situation.
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Sick surf today on the new board, bit crowded but cool people out this morning
Photos of the board you know the rules.
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Sick surf today on the new board, bit crowded but cool people out this morning
Photos of the board you know the rules.
The problem is his lawn is shocking. Maybe take a picture with that nasty bush thing with thorns Darth
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Sick surf today on the new board, bit crowded but cool people out this morning
Photos of the board you know the rules.
The problem is his lawn is shocking. Maybe take a picture with that nasty bush thing with thorns Darth
Thanks to my SP and a low expectation on surf, i was able to enjoy knee to waist high session on my own before work. Water was a delight..
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Thanks to my SP and a low expectation on surf, i was able to enjoy knee to waist high session on my own before work. Water was a delight..
Whats the volume on the SP?
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Thanks to my SP and a low expectation on surf, i was able to enjoy knee to waist high session on my own before work. Water was a delight..
Whats the volume on the SP?
Huge around 47 l i think..
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Thanks to my SP and a low expectation on surf, i was able to enjoy knee to waist high session on my own before work. Water was a delight..
Whats the volume on the SP?
Huge around 47 l i think..
fu(k
You can ride those boards with way less volume than you think and still get the benefit as they have the huge fat tail. Perfect in the small stuff as they stop you bogging and with the extra float under your rear end you get great benefits right from the start of your wave
Select to expand quoteDARTH said...jbshack said..DARTH said..jbshack said..
Thanks to my SP and a low expectation on surf, i was able to enjoy knee to waist high session on my own before work. Water was a delight..
Whats the volume on the SP?
Huge around 47 l i think..
fu(k
Pfft.
For the most part I don't surf UNDER 46litres these days. 47? That's nothing. Taking 59 out on Sunday morning. Of course it'll be a bit bigger than knee high.
Select to expand quotethedrip said..DARTH said...jbshack said..DARTH said..jbshack said..
Thanks to my SP and a low expectation on surf, i was able to enjoy knee to waist high session on my own before work. Water was a delight..
Whats the volume on the SP?
Huge around 47 l i think..
fu(k
Pfft.
For the most part I don't surf UNDER 46litres these days. 47? That's nothing. Taking 59 out on Sunday morning. Of course it'll be a bit bigger than knee high.
Haha, Ive just gone up to 31 and it paddles really nice. 59?? what the hell is that?? Should be ok down your way on Sunday 2.5m?
