After viewing numerous channel surfing videos on YouTube, it occurred to me that Atlantic Canada was not represented, so I’ll upload one of my own.
Provider: Eastlink Digital Cable
Receiver: Motorola DCT6416 III
Location: Charlottetown PE Canada
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This was today, August 30th 2011 and it was the biggest swell on the South Shore in about 10 years. This was all shot at Ala Moana. Thanks to Kekoa Bacalso and Joel Centeio for the commentary and all the surfers ripping! If you would like to see more surf videos please subscribe to my HodgsonHawaii YouTube channel. Thanks Pete
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MyInnerEyeSportshttp://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/myinnereyesportsSportsBig, Wave, Surfing, The, North, Shore, 1998, yt:stretch=16:9Big Wave surfing @ The North Shore 1998
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Surfers attach flares to the back of their boards for an impressive light show.
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“Jaws” (Peahi) is the name given to a big wave surfing reef break on the island of Maui in the U.S. state of Hawaii. It is located on the northern side of the island between mile markers 13 and 14 on the Hana highway and sits at the base of rolling sugar cane field hills.
The surf break, a deep water reef break, is called “Jaws” due to the size and ferocity of the waves. The waves at “Jaws” can reach heights of 120 ft (36.6 m) on the face of the wave, moving as fast as 30 mph (48.3 km/h).
The Jaws surf break is the home of tow-in surfing and has reached its worldwide watersports fame largely due to the frequent filming and photography of tow-in surfing legends performing there on enormous ocean waves breaking at the deep reef off the shore; famed big wave surfers such as tow-in surfing pioneers (also known as “The Strapped Crew”-for the rubber straps on their short surfboards to anchor their feet against the forces) notably Laird Hamilton and Dave Kalama.
In order for the surf at “Jaws” to reach its extreme heights, many specific ocean and weather conditions must prevail concurrently. Because ocean swells large enough to produce this kind of surf occur only during winter months, primarily between December and February.
info courtesy of Wikipedia
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Bonus round of the Red Bull Minor Threat as Bruce breaks out the stops and flares up in Indo.
Red Bull Minor Threat pairs 4 veteran, elite surfers along with 4 junior surfers on remote surf breaks in the Mentawai Islands. Based on the Indies Traver IV boat, both young and old push one another to progress their skill level in surfing. Join Bruce Irons, Kolohe Andino, Jamie O’Brien and more as they explore the Mentawais and conquer its high performance waves.
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Big Wave charger Benjamin Sanchis – Billabong XXL award winner
Benjamin Sanchis lives his existence to the limit! Always on the hunt for the biggest waves of the planet. The French surfer from Hossegor just got honored with the “Ride of the year” at worlds “biggest wave” award – the Billabong XXL. He tells us the reasons why.
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The second of the Rebel Sessions days was called at the Dungeons, Hout Bay on Sunday in the biggest swell to hit Cape Town this winter.
On a cold, wet and blustery Sunday the big wave surfers of Cape Town congregated at the Hout Bay harbor to launch their wave runners and head out for what turned out to be an epic day of big wave surfing with a couple of rides eligible for a share of the R110 000 rebel Sessions prize money.
Having been disappointed by a swell that never reached its predicted size last weekend the eight tow in crews who took to the water this weekend weren’t going to let the wind, rain or freezing water keep them from the huge swells that were unloading at the Dungeons, and as the crews started buzzing around the backline it became clear that this was going to be a special day of surfing.
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Huricane beach erosion from Hurricane Irene surfer