By SurfWatch13 on January 2, 2012
New Zealand beachgoers witnessed the raw power of nature earlier this week when a killer whale launched a prolong two hour assault on sharks in the surf zone. One shark attempted to beach itself to escape the attack only to be greeted by a barking dog. The incident occurred in Blue Cliffs Beach off New [...]
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By SurfWatch13 on December 12, 2011
Perrow wins Billabong Pipe Masters while 19 year-old John John Florence takes home his first Vans Triple Crown of Surfing title.
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By SurfWatch13 on November 13, 2011
Ever dreamed of surfing a big wave? How about a 90 footer? That’s exactly what Garrett McNamara did off the coast of Nazare, Portugal. Member of Garrett’s group said it was the largest wave ever successfully negotiated during a tow-surfing session. Garret, who’s in Portugal to study how waves in Nazare Canyon can reach unusual [...]
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By SurfWatch13 on October 8, 2011
Big ups to Governor Jerry Brown for signing a law that made it illegal in California to trade in shark fins. With the passage of this law the entire west coast is now taking part in the ban. Millions of sharks are killed each year to provide the fins for the Asian delicacy, shark fin [...]
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By SurfWatch13 on September 5, 2011
There is a free surf movie, Get-N Classic, available for free download over at the Vans and OfftheWall.TV website. (Click on this article to get the link) While it's not Endless Summer it is still good and the price is right. Share this: Tweet This Post
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By SurfWatch13 on April 4, 2012
Joshua Holley, a 28-year-old surfer, was attacked by a 10-foot shark off Oahu's North Shore today. The tiger shark bit Holley repeatedly, letting him go several times before finally latching onto his foot. Holley's father said his son punched the shark twice and made his way back to the shore where his foot was [...]
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By SurfWatch13 on February 5, 2012
Every now and then a surfer stands out as epitomizing what the heart of this sport is about. It's even better when one is found that is not just a surfer now, but is also the future of the sport. You may remember our post back in September about the 6th Annual "Ashlyn Would Go" [...]
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By SurfWatch13 on February 2, 2012
The waves were small for most of the day at Waimea Bay on Oahu's North Shore Monday but by the afternoon they stared cranking. Those who stayed were treated to 20 to 30 foot waves. Share this: Tweet This Post
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By SurfWatch13 on January 18, 2012
If the world came to an end where would you be? Would you be surfing? One surfer took on the daunting task of creating a video of an imagined apocalypse from the eyes of a surfer.
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By SurfWatch13 on January 2, 2012
Sean Collins founder of Surfline.com died Monday afternoon of a heart attack near his home in Seal Beach, California.
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By SurfWatch13 on December 9, 2011
We have a guest author that has submitted a piece on starting a small business. While it is general in nature, the concepts clearly apply to a business related to the surfing industry. How to Start a Successful Small Business What is the perfect way to combine your passion of surfing into a full [...]
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By SurfWatch13 on December 3, 2011
Legendary filmmaker Jack McCoy captures glow-in-the-dark surfers on Bondi Beach to usher in the new summer season in Australia.
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By SurfWatch13 on November 21, 2011
Add some excitement to your surfing adventure and try volcano surfing in Nicaragua. Racing at speeds up to 50 mph down the 2,388 foot volcano, this extreme sport has attracted over 10,000 tourist to the Cordillera de los Maribios mountain range new León.
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By SurfWatch13 on October 26, 2011
When there's no waves, surfers use what they can find or create their own. In the first video, Texas surfers use a benefit of oil tankers and, in the second, surfers in Spain shred at a wave pool that looks like it was constructed of mud and garbage bags. Mick Fanning: Wave Gardening from Mick [...]
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By SurfWatch13 on October 6, 2011
Every surfer, from the littlest grom to the oldest surf dude dreams of the promised land, the North Shore of Oahu. We have been lucky enough to visit Oahu three times, going again soon, and stay at Turtle Bay, the nicest resort on the North Shore and which also marks the easternmost edge of surfing [...]
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