Archive for the ‘Fiji – Cloudbreak, Restaurants, Tavarua’ Category

Billabong XXL Big Wave Awards Nominees 2012 Video plus Lazy Update Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 PM  , Thursday may have some leftovers, but the offshore winds are blowing west out at the 120, so I wouldn’t count on much Thursday morning.  It shows a 1.5 foot ground swell which I have seen a swell that [...]

Incoming wind swell, probably will hang on for 3 or 4 days, with 4 to 6 foot face heights, depending a North or South break. More on the swell in a minute and down below… This photo was taken by Stu and Malia Johnson, where they are Professional Photographers in Fiji,  right by the famous [...]

SURF REPORT UPDATE SUNDAY JAN. 15, 6 PM…Incoming windswell Mon and Tues, waist high plus, with chance of offshore winds on Wednesday and maybe late Tuesday afternoon, but Wednesday right now looks best End of Sunday update Be sure to click on the 720 resolution and full-screen to watch this masterpiece… Surfing and windsurfing Fiji [...]

I try to keep the Titles of my posts brief and to the point…;) What can I say?  A lot of stuff going on, such as my OBSESSION WITH BIG WAVE VIDEOS, when YouTube and/or Magicseaweed.com release the Mid-Year highlites for the Billabong XXL Awards (2012 now) I gotta put that one on the front [...]

EPIC CLODBREAK JULY 2011 from IronFistMedia on Vimeo. Okay, my Bad ! Been swamped with stuff, yeah no excuse     But if you read my forecast in my very last post before this one,  I threw down my call for Tuesday morning,  7/19.    The wind swell we had,  was providing us with potential NNW winds [...]

Fijian Fire & Brimstone from MSW on Vimeo. Massive and perfect swell to hit Fiji, (watch it full screen by clicking on the 4 little white arrows) the one I mentioned the other day that hit 49 feet at 17 seconds on the MagicSeaweed.com surf report. This one minute video shows a few awesome waves [...]

Okay, now we’re caught up on the Billabong XXL Big Wave videos. Check out the new entrant.  The boys from Ireland have a lot to show for the emerging monsters.  Between some of the breaks around LaHinch Beach around the NNW point of Ireland, they have had some mega 40 to 50 foot face waves [...]