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Does anyone have any really sick night surfing stories?

Here are two stories from my neck of the woods...

http://www.aquabumps.com/2011/12/01/tron/

http://www.smh.com.au/sport/surfing-on- ... 1hd9s.html

Hahahaha "tron surf" that is so awsome! Aussie's are so rad

Hi ripcurl9485, Welcome to Surfing Waves.
There's this one - https://surfing-waves.com/video/1683 ... ession.htm

@drowningbitbybit Those night surfing pictures from Aqua Bumps were sick as hell bro. Thank you for sharing.

@surfwill38 Haahahaa thats exactly what I was thinking looking at those pictures

Only in aus

@surfwill What kind of board do you ride bro?

ripcurl9485 wrote:@surfwill What kind of board do you ride bro?

Do u mean what brand or like what type of shape?

I've surfed at night twice and it was very fun. It is quite a bit different then surfing at the day time and everything seems eerie. Definitely give it a go if you take proper safety precautions (waves aren't to big, have a buddy surfing with you, etc).

surfwill38 wrote:

ripcurl9485 wrote:@surfwill What kind of board do you ride bro?

Do u mean what brand or like what type of shape?

Oh sorry I meant what brand

-Griffin- wrote:I've surfed at night twice and it was very fun. It is quite a bit different then surfing at the day time and everything seems eerie. Definitely give it a go if you take proper safety precautions (waves aren't to big, have a buddy surfing with you, etc).

Was it hard to judge where you were though? And thanks man

ripcurl9485 wrote:

-Griffin- wrote:I've surfed at night twice and it was very fun. It is quite a bit different then surfing at the day time and everything seems eerie. Definitely give it a go if you take proper safety precautions (waves aren't to big, have a buddy surfing with you, etc).

Was it hard to judge where you were though? And thanks man

Not really. Just try not to surf when there's no moon

I did feel like I was going to get eaten by something most of the time I was out though...

I surfed late into the evening at Maroubra once. I was having a top session so didnt want to get out until the very last moment. And the very last moment was...
I took off on a left and was flying down the line of a nice straight face. Then I was wondering why it was all dark ahead of me - and as I squinted ahead trying to work out what was going on, why there seemed to be a big black hole in my vision, I slammed facefirst into a wall of water - the wave had met with some rebound off the shorey and there was a sudden bend in the wave face that I completely didnt see coming

-Griffin- wrote:

ripcurl9485 wrote:

-Griffin- wrote:I've surfed at night twice and it was very fun. It is quite a bit different then surfing at the day time and everything seems eerie. Definitely give it a go if you take proper safety precautions (waves aren't to big, have a buddy surfing with you, etc).

Was it hard to judge where you were though? And thanks man

Not really. Just try not to surf when there's no moon

I did feel like I was going to get eaten by something most of the time I was out though...

Hahahahahaha I dont worry i wont. Ya thats what i kept feeling like too but everything was all good lol

drowningbitbybit wrote:I surfed late into the evening at Maroubra once. I was having a top session so didnt want to get out until the very last moment. And the very last moment was...
I took off on a left and was flying down the line of a nice straight face. Then I was wondering why it was all dark ahead of me - and as I squinted ahead trying to work out what was going on, why there seemed to be a big black hole in my vision, I slammed facefirst into a wall of water - the wave had met with some rebound off the shorey and there was a sudden bend in the wave face that I completely didnt see coming

That sounds crazy as hell but it also seems like a cool experience despite the fact that you blew your face out on the face of a wave

yay! found this today!

its not surfing but powder snowboarding.. yet, talking about LEDs!

I have not read the above, but I love night surfing as where I live the water glows when disturbed due to bio-luminescence. You can see a dim pot of light around your feet while you sit on your board, then the feathering top of the wave becomes almost luminously apparent as it rolls toward you ! - Awesome!

travelzomg wrote:yay! found this today!

its not surfing but powder snowboarding.. yet, talking about LEDs!

So sick!