east coast

by **bluyan** » Fri Nov 23, 2007 3:04 pm

wheres the so called surf gone,has someone rubbed out saturdays m/s stars :roll:

anyone think it would still be worth the travel on saturday

by **northswell** » Fri Nov 23, 2007 4:14 pm

All will be well tomorrow. If it Yorks coast which i presume if your from wigan it should start 3-5ft to start dropping later to 3ft. Very strong offshores might lend itself to higher tide breaks.

Wouldn't really bother Sunday will be totally blown out.

Be carefull too, two people died today only a hundred yards from harbour as the 20ft+ swells capsized their yacht.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/nort ... 109495.stm

by **bluyan** » Fri Nov 23, 2007 5:10 pm

thanks northswell,was gettin a bit down thinkin i was going to miss another saturday :lol:

another question :roll:

which is the best break for a bigginer and an intermeadiate.i was thinking south bay or filey.

thanks
ian
1st time over your side,got me flask ready,cant wait :wink:

kinell,some big swell

by **northswell** » Fri Nov 23, 2007 5:15 pm

Yeah South Bay or Filey will be a couple of foot smaller so ideal for begginer/intermediate. Enjoy

I can't do tomorrow, commitments, so waiting till Monday and Tues

by **surferdude_scarborough** » Fri Nov 23, 2007 5:36 pm

bah screw you all

by **Real Pol** » Fri Nov 23, 2007 5:51 pm

I was out at lunchtime. Is what I was riding heading down your way then?

Lots n' lots of seaweed n' landweed, causing mucho drag on the leash n' mouthfuls of veg every time I duck dived.

Was alright though.

by **derbyshire surfer** » Fri Nov 23, 2007 10:22 pm

Gonna miss this weekend...weekend with wife

sorry that should be

lol

Hope more swell next week!

by **PapaW** » Sat Nov 24, 2007 2:25 am

Yum yum yum yum yum yum

[quote]

Code: Select all: 2am 11.5ft 7secs 246° 17mph SSW 3am 13.5ft 8secs 265° 20mph SW 6am 15ft 9secs 275° 12mph W 9am 16.5ft 10secs 285° 14mph W 12pm 19ft 11secs 291° 16mph W 3pm 21.5ft 12secs 293° 17mph WNW 6pm 23.5ft 12secs 296° 16mph WNW - 9pm 24ft 13secs 15mph NW [/quote]

And the rest of the week.... perfection offshore 5-10ft average, endless

by **northswell** » Sat Nov 24, 2007 1:47 pm

oops

called that one wrong, dropped of from stormy 6ft+ storm surf to 1-2ft clean.

Ah well next swell pushes in tomorrow and looks good till the middle of the week. :lol:

by **long_man** » Sat Nov 24, 2007 10:18 pm

PapaW wrote:Yum yum yum yum yum yum

Code: Select all
2am 11.5ft 7secs 246° 17mph SSW 3am 13.5ft 8secs 265° 20mph SW 6am 15ft 9secs 275° 12mph W 9am 16.5ft 10secs 285° 14mph W 12pm 19ft 11secs 291° 16mph W 3pm 21.5ft 12secs 293° 17mph WNW 6pm 23.5ft 12secs 296° 16mph WNW - 9pm 24ft 13secs 15mph NW [/quote]

And the rest of the week.... perfection offshore 5-10ft average, endless

what...... :?:

that's crazy, i'm very very jealous..... :cry:

how's the new job going by the way :?:

by **bluyan** » Sun Nov 25, 2007 9:35 am

northswell wrote:oops called that one wrong, dropped of from stormy 6ft+ storm surf to 1-2ft clean.

Ah well next swell pushes in tomorrow and looks good till the middle of the week.

was worth the trip and i will deffo be goin back.

morning session at south bay for a little taster of the north sea,was expectin it to be freezin but was ok.quite small but good fun.(north bay looked good early on,next time)

afternoon at cayton,bunkers i think,smallish with some bigger sets later on.(even got a seal poppin its head up :lol:

)

really enjoyed it,your spoilt for choice with the four breaks,cant wait to get back.

will post video stuff later.

cheers
ian

by **PapaW** » Sun Nov 25, 2007 10:08 am

long_man wrote:how's the new job going by the way

Tis good indeed. been on call this weekend for the 1st time... and sods law I get called out. was out for 6 hours sorting a blocked drain! had to get the big boys out to 400psi jet blast it clear!

by **northswell** » Sun Nov 25, 2007 11:32 am

Getting giddy now and a little scared, looks like 12-18ft faces over next few days. Have i got the right boards in my quiver, do i find a bit of shelter?
Light offshore winds

Do i have the balls.

Van gets packed later lol

by **northswell** » Tue Nov 27, 2007 10:43 pm

Was proper 10ft on the outer reefs. Scarey xxxxx at times.

Pics tmoz

by **northswell** » Wed Nov 28, 2007 12:24 pm

A couple of the beaches last couple of days.

I haven't posted any of the reefs cos of sensitivity, proper 10ft on them. Beaches were holding proper 5-6ft.

by **long_man** » Wed Nov 28, 2007 1:50 pm

did you get out there then and have yourself some fun :?:

the waves in the 1st photo look almost perfect :!:

you could always take a few photos of the reefs and edit the images so it doesn't give it away..... (just a thought) :roll:

by **northswell** » Wed Nov 28, 2007 10:26 pm

Names and pics are out there already, don't want to further the damage.

There were more SW pros on one of the reefs than locals by all accounts pushing them to the little brother.

Big wave reefs were too much for me Tues, we're talking 18ft faces, scored inner reef down the road. No pics of that either cos of the hike to get to it.

Sure there will be pics in the mags.

by **northswell** » Sun Dec 09, 2007 11:30 pm

Missed out this weekend badly gutted, parental duties and all that.

Just found some semi pro pics from above swell, monday in shelter to show the size ish bigger on the sets.

Oh and a sh1te pic of me after making the sections to the inside, last turn. What a cr@p pic.

This a super sheltered beachie and no real comparison of what was on offer day after.

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