Nappy wrote:
Thanks for the tips everyone.
unnamednewbie13 wrote:
If you want to surf and don't really know what you're doing, just don't turn your back on the ocean (figuratively). Freshen up on safety and at least read up on how to (possibly) swim away from a rip current.
Been swimming since I was a baby
I can surf longboards, not short ones though (Haven't really tried to be honest)
I've been surfing forever, but not in Hawaii much unfortunately. It's a lot different than surfing everywhere else because of the locals and the waves. If you do go surfing be careful of which beach you go to, if you go to a local spot, be warned, the big ass Samoans get really fucking angry if you get in their way. My friend almost got his nose broken that way. Wave wise, (you live in Aussieland?) everything is more shallow. A lot of good surfing is near coral or in shallow water, so make sure you test the water depth before catching your first set. Otherwise, it's some of the best surfing conditions I've ever been in.
Last edited by Reddhedd (2011-07-03 16:40:49)