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Pipeline, CA | Surfer Magazine
At the end of summer, when the California coast was battered by back-to-back swells, many surfers headed to the tried and true south-swell magnets. But those willing to explore the more obscure nooks and crannies were duly rewarded. "This was about a week after Hurricane Marie, but we were still getting a lot of super-fun surf up and down the coast," says Cam Richards. "On this day, Ryan Craig and I got up at the crack of dawn and found this amazing left ramp in Orange County. It's actually a pretty scary spot because you have to squeeze around this cliff to get to it and there are exposed rocks all over the lineup. But when the sets came, there were some awesome waves to be had." - Surfer Mag
Photo: Ryan Craig
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Bobby Okvist, The Wedge
Photo: Ryan Craig
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Team Manager, Corban Campbell's Nicaragua Surf-Trip Checklist:
Don't get speared in the eye by a needle fish
Don't get speared in the eye by a needle fish
Don't get speared in the eye by a needle fish
Don't get speared in the eye by a needle fish
Don't get speared in the eye by a needle fish
Pick up the mag and read the full story, I dare you. It's gnarly.
Photo: Ryan Craig
Page 2
Bobby Okvist, The Wedge
Photo: Ryan Craig
Page 3
Team Manager, Corban Campbell's Nicaragua Surf-Trip Checklist:
Don't get speared in the eye by a needle fish
Don't get speared in the eye by a needle fish
Don't get speared in the eye by a needle fish
Don't get speared in the eye by a needle fish
Don't get speared in the eye by a needle fish
Pick up the mag and read the full story, I dare you. It's gnarly.