Surf board question - Beyond Tiki

CS Capt'n Skully Member The Lost Lagoon Joined: May 28, 2005 Posts: 418	CS Capt'n Skully Posted posted on Thu, Mar 29, 2007 8:34 PM Chongolio and Cheekytiki are right- get a board around 8' - 9'.. You'll have more fun & learn alot quicker! Lots of decent breaks in your area.. Here's a great link for ya- http://www.surfxtc.com/ Front page- Jupiter inlet cam- should give you a decent idea.. Click on Surf report on the left- lots of webcams along the coast so you can see what's going on.. On the same surf report page- See the map at the top in the center of the 3- click it and you'll be able to see wind direction (arrows) and wave heights (colors).. Long arrows pointed from the sea to the coast is best- combined with color of water on the coast teal to green means Surfs UP! Wait until you see the waves right after your first hurricane down there.. You'll be hooked if you're into it!

Chongolio and Cheekytiki are right- get a board around 8' - 9'.. You'll have more fun & learn alot quicker! Lots of decent breaks in your area..

Here's a great link for ya-
http://www.surfxtc.com/

Front page- Jupiter inlet cam- should give you a decent idea..

Click on Surf report on the left- lots of webcams along the coast so you can see what's going on.. On the same surf report page- See the map at the top in the center of the 3- click it and you'll be able to see wind direction (arrows) and wave heights (colors).. Long arrows pointed from the sea to the coast is best- combined with color of water on the coast teal to green means Surfs UP!

Wait until you see the waves right after your first hurricane down there.. You'll be hooked if you're into it!

Post #295590 by Capt'n Skully on Thu, Mar 29, 2007 8:34 PM