No wonder you Aussies do so well in Hawaii. Great content and congratulations to the locals and Aussie pros for outstanding surfing. Wicked footage too .
Fantastic videography, difficult lighting situation what with it being back-lit and the contrast levels - superb use of the light and some stunning footage.
Black Rock, Summercloud Bay or Aussie Pipe as it can be known is a tricky place to find and even trickier to surf. Take the road to Jervis Bay and then turn into the national park. You will need to pay. The car park is to the left just before you get to the aboriginal settlement. Do not go into the settlement as it is private. Once there you will need to walk to the bottom end of the car park (towards the water) and along the track to the left about 800m. You will come out in front of the wave. Take all your mates and have fun👍
looks very much like the bombie at Wylie Bay in Esperance. Dont know if I would paddle out there now with Whities growing in number. But we used to do it back in the day paddling way out into the deep to sit on a little slab in the middle of the ocean. loved seeing the excitement of the break where youre at. those feelings of magical waves never leave your mind and you can always remember them so many years on.
I've surfed for decades but not so much anymore. There is no one that makes better, more descriptive depictions of being out there in the action than Tim Bonython. It's just great stuff, to the extent that all other surfing vids aren't worth watching.
Hell, it’s never too late. You might not ever surf conditions like this, but most don’t. Even a two foot day on a longboard is a super fun time. Your first barrel and you’ll never want to do anything else.
Love to surf but cant but i watched every second of this, the south coast was our go to place before my wife passed the water is the best! great job filming and great sound to go with it!
Thanks for the vid👍. Was in the 70’s we stayed at a friends holiday house at Sussex inlet and when we knew conditions were right we went to Aussie pipe. Single fins of course. Scored it “on” a few times and being a goofy happy days for me.
Robin banks from Sussex inlet you could of just went by boat out the mouth of the inlet and went left half pie there back in the 70s I lived at Sussex what a grouse place to grow up in I hope you scored Robin bank's
@@jaypalmer414 yeah true but didn’t have a boat hey. Yeah always seemed to get waves at the point, taboo, beach breaks and so on. If it was flat or no good we had dirt bikes and always fun too😉. Cheers to ya man✌️❤️
Great great footage of clean monsters, Z man on the big yellow aircraft carrier was killing it. Way above my pay grade, but I dream... Thanks for posting..
Good vision, but at the end, give me a break...was there in the 70s and lucky to have a car to come back to...always checked in with the locals, haha. Got it easy now.
Loving the froth from the channel. Awesome vids and great production and tunes. Got a bit tingly watching some of those bombs and listening to the hoots. Great stuff team.
Lauchie at 13.00...hollee fook...mutant! (and the wave too!) Another TB meisterpiece...just pure water art Tim, thanks for revealing such powerful beauty!
Great surfing, old mate's yellow gun was too big for that day, shorter thicker board with more foam up the nose & a late take off, bit of a free fall into the pit, push down on the tail with ya bottom turn the stand tall 🏄♂️
surfed it at 2 foot when i was 15, 6 foot at 16, 1985 &6. great to see it again at a size i'd never consider surfing. nuts. great to see everyone paddling in. very busy compared to the 80's, but hats off to those who dropped in to those monsters. was hoping to see my mate Doc in the video, he's a local nutter who'd give it a go. Go Russel, nbut the fella on the yellow board, interesting style but doesn't hold back..
Surfed it around this size back in 1972 as a 20 yo only 3 others out. Before anyone says it, I’ll tell myself “ok boomer” 😅 I was lucky I lived at Jones beach in Kiama and we’d make the trip there quite regularly.
I first surfed here in Jan 1971 and using the low to high tide and off shore winds had some memorable surfs. Just because there’s swell doesn’t guarantee good waves.
Wish I was that good. But at my age and health , pop-up is taking a bit longer. So I shall keep to the small stuff with my 7 foot and the aircraft carrier. My first thought was Teahupoo more than Pipe. All the best to you guy's enjoy while you can.
Pretty much the same here Chuck Maddison .Started at Manly in the late 50's with an old balsa "plank" from Midge. Some amazing rides down the coast at places like the Farm, Sandon Pt Red Head and Conjola island. Even had a couple of big days at Bells in early winter and Fairy Bower the day they smashed the Palm Beach surf club boat on it. etc etc. So many memories!!!!!
Thank You so much for bringing us such a nice treat. Hot waves.It's a shame that some of the folks from bells couldn't come up and taste the south coast.
We use to get dropkick like these from northern Sydney and inner city beaches in the early to mid 70s , hassling trying to push Semi local contingent out of the water then plastering their faces over the mags , yeah real heros .
So glassy and hollow,looked like the tide was dropping towards the end and those bombs were just dredging that water and throwing it out. Great footage guys. At a guess I'd say Ulladulla?? I'd like to see what the right hander looked like. Loved it Tim
@JAY CEE yes your correct, Daniel jd is not fooling anyone with that BS story, everyone knows the last 3 years * the media crowds have blown it up and it's become crowded to a level not ever seen before. * see Tim's video last year at this spot.
the quality of the waves was self-evident. no need to constantly gaslight. obviously, from the start, the swell direction was not ideal but there was many outstanding efforts & waves
Hawaii gets the plaudits and rightfully so but I’m gonna go out on a limb here and just say Australia is world leader when it comes to wave quality. I get the coastline is tiny in comparison but Australia can go toe for toe with any wave Hawaii has to offer. The West Coast of Oz being an example. World class waves everywhere from Albany to Exmouth
The bloke on the yellow board on his back hand is a styler. Wonder what the dimensions of the board are? it, s working for him and looks to be over 9 foot chunky as well. Some great surfers out there.
F#*k me dead. Blokes are chargers. Wipe outs are hectic and the rest of the video insane end to end. Lachie charged hard and was so happy with his snapped board. Body boarders killed it as well, crazy day.
locals must be stoked to see heaps of ski's and film crew
It's hardly secret. Groms in Sydney knew where this spot was twenty years ago.
@@sammay256 that’s not everyone.
@@sammay256 aw ledgend do u even surf or what stay in your lane m8
Probably are, all the footage of themselves. Stoked
Who cares get some progression
The Backside,r with the Yellow board has got the pig dog rail grabs down,, making those drops looking like a walk in the park 💯❗# 🍻 cheer 💤
No wonder you Aussies do so well in Hawaii. Great content and congratulations to the locals and Aussie pros for outstanding surfing. Wicked footage too .
Hey mate, cheers but the locals aren't pro surfers that's the local Sparky 😂
@@MrBlocky00 even better.
@@Yahuah780 piss off with your woke wordplay
@Dragan Cugalj "Charlie's Hole" you know where it is mate
@@Yahuah780 and your hole is a local icon too.
Fantastic videography, difficult lighting situation what with it being back-lit and the contrast levels - superb use of the light and some stunning footage.
Black Rock, Summercloud Bay or Aussie Pipe as it can be known is a tricky place to find and even trickier to surf. Take the road to Jervis Bay and then turn into the national park. You will need to pay. The car park is to the left just before you get to the aboriginal settlement. Do not go into the settlement as it is private. Once there you will need to walk to the bottom end of the car park (towards the water) and along the track to the left about 800m. You will come out in front of the wave. Take all your mates and have fun👍
Kook
@@CurtisRedden says the guy that thinks parts of the ocean are exclusively for him
Why you telling people? It ain’t your break lad
@@oni-ikari2596 ?? It's not yours either or are you one of those w@nkers that thinks he owns the ocean?
This is awesome! These guys went hard
That's a beautiful wave. Taking off behind the peak and pig dogging. Lovely!
looks very much like the bombie at Wylie Bay in Esperance. Dont know if I would paddle out there now with Whities growing in number. But we used to do it back in the day paddling way out into the deep to sit on a little slab in the middle of the ocean. loved seeing the excitement of the break where youre at. those feelings of magical waves never leave your mind and you can always remember them so many years on.
Tim Boyten captures this insane wave with all the chargers going hard! Amazing, Great cinematography!
Hard to spell someone’s name right these days. Especially when it’s right in front of you …
Do you think this is cinematography because there is music on some waves and slo-mo? Usual GoPro footage in my view. 🎉
Never surfed in my life but love this channel
I've surfed for decades but not so much anymore. There is no one that makes better, more descriptive depictions of being out there in the action than Tim Bonython. It's just great stuff, to the extent that all other surfing vids aren't worth watching.
Hell, it’s never too late. You might not ever surf conditions like this, but most don’t. Even a two foot day on a longboard is a super fun time. Your first barrel and you’ll never want to do anything else.
Fantastic cinematography and sounds
Love that wave @ 14:20; guy on the yellow board has elephant balls & owned the session. 👍
Is he on a log?
@@bones8057 10ft gun
@@jaycee571 Thanks. It looks like it was really working!
Quite the contortionist!
Dragging his pipe across the wave
Love to surf but cant but i watched every second of this, the south coast was our go to place before my wife passed the water is the best! great job filming and great sound to go with it!
Great show by the surfers unique style and your fab photography.
Thanks for the vid👍. Was in the 70’s we stayed at a friends holiday house at Sussex inlet and when we knew conditions were right we went to Aussie pipe. Single fins of course. Scored it “on” a few times and being a goofy happy days for me.
Robin banks from Sussex inlet you could of just went by boat out the mouth of the inlet and went left half pie there back in the 70s I lived at Sussex what a grouse place to grow up in I hope you scored Robin bank's
@@jaypalmer414 yeah true but didn’t have a boat hey. Yeah always seemed to get waves at the point, taboo, beach breaks and so on. If it was flat or no good we had dirt bikes and always fun too😉. Cheers to ya man✌️❤️
Behind the peak of Kipp @ 1'50" - mind blown, well done Tim 👍
Great great footage of clean monsters, Z man on the big yellow aircraft carrier was killing it. Way above my pay grade, but I dream... Thanks for posting..
Props to the crew riding that! Looks gnarly.
Good vision, but at the end, give me a break...was there in the 70s and lucky to have a car to come back to...always checked in with the locals, haha.
Got it easy now.
Yellow board knifing skills are off the wall
Awesome guys...Great memories...Go Russ....
Beautiful and mesmerizing ❤
Great footage and great surfing.
Thanks!
Loving the froth from the channel. Awesome vids and great production and tunes. Got a bit tingly watching some of those bombs and listening to the hoots. Great stuff team.
Lauchie at 13.00...hollee fook...mutant! (and the wave too!)
Another TB meisterpiece...just pure water art Tim, thanks for revealing such powerful beauty!
Hardcore surfing, respect to the surfers😊
Reminds me of Bawley Point goin off one day back in the early 80s.
❤ yeah, had it like that, great barrels. 60 yo, still stoked. Ohh yeah
Pretty dope video. Thanks guys.
Great day awesome wave!
Great surfing, old mate's yellow gun was too big for that day, shorter thicker board with more foam up the nose & a late take off, bit of a free fall into the pit, push down on the tail with ya bottom turn the stand tall 🏄♂️
Kipp Caddy is stoked with his ride and cops a “wait your turn” comment from the narrator/onlooker and is like whhhyyy the neg 😂 😢
i think he was joking. At the very least I'd hope he is.
Pure joje
Beautiful and sweet.
unreal. light hitting those lips was beautiful. that zachie guy riiiiiiiiips
The bloke with the yellow boards an animal
thanks Tim for sharing your expierence with all CHEERS OLMATE Have a great life ...FILBZ
surfed it at 2 foot when i was 15, 6 foot at 16, 1985 &6. great to see it again at a size i'd never consider surfing. nuts. great to see everyone paddling in. very busy compared to the 80's, but hats off to those who dropped in to those monsters. was hoping to see my mate Doc in the video, he's a local nutter who'd give it a go. Go Russel, nbut the fella on the yellow board, interesting style but doesn't hold back..
Great footage - raw as...
One of the heaviest scenes I've seen recently! Those guys charging on 10 ft plus boards on backhand has got it sorted out!
it's just one guy getting waves on a proper gun!
Loving these raw clips
Slow mo at 6 minute mark , trail from the board going round the tube looks sick with the light through the wave. 😎
I don't know why you don't have more subscribers?? You get unreal footage.
Surfed it around this size back in 1972 as a 20 yo only 3 others out. Before anyone says it, I’ll tell myself “ok boomer” 😅 I was lucky I lived at Jones beach in Kiama and we’d make the trip there quite regularly.
Boy - those backlit conditions you had to shoot in were brutal!
I find this great to watch,,I would like to be out there with em,,there gettin me stoked,,good waves bro,s,
Hell of a wave... solid
I first surfed here in Jan 1971 and using the low to high tide and off shore winds had some memorable surfs. Just because there’s swell doesn’t guarantee good waves.
Wish I was that good. But at my age and health , pop-up is taking a bit longer.
So I shall keep to the small stuff with my 7 foot and the aircraft carrier. My first thought was Teahupoo more than Pipe.
All the best to you guy's enjoy while you can.
Pretty much the same here Chuck Maddison .Started at Manly in the late 50's with an old balsa "plank" from Midge. Some amazing rides down the coast at places like the Farm, Sandon Pt Red Head and Conjola island. Even had a couple of big days at Bells in early winter and Fairy Bower the day they smashed the Palm Beach surf club boat on it. etc etc. So many memories!!!!!
@PJR My first board was a Hawke nose rider 9 foot. Made In Perth. Later on Hawke stopped surfboards and made surf cats.
this is top notch lads!
Thank You so much for bringing us such a nice treat. Hot waves.It's a shame that some of the folks from bells couldn't come up and taste the south coast.
Love seeing the bodyboarders
13:54 one of the most epic, steezy waves I've ever seen ridden. Boss
& 15.34 Kill it
So many hectic take offs
Remember a old photo in surfing life in maybe the later 80's or early 90's of rob bain surfing this place and it was big and perfect
Getting those ling guns to fit into the barrel pig dog like that!
insane session. whooooo!
Hey Tim, I hope you got back from Tahiti fast enough to get back down.
We use to get dropkick like these from northern Sydney and inner city beaches in the early to mid 70s , hassling trying to push
Semi local contingent out of the water then plastering their faces over the mags , yeah real heros .
Black rock,,,,, that’s it 🤡🫶🏼
Didnt know Bondi gets so good!
So glassy and hollow,looked like the tide was dropping towards the end and those bombs were just dredging that water and throwing it out. Great footage guys. At a guess I'd say Ulladulla??
I'd like to see what the right hander looked like.
Loved it Tim
this isn't a guessing game ,
can't you see it's already crowded because of the naming and filming fools are putting on the internet
@@0warami_7oo we've known about it for decades, it was crowded 20 years ago would only get worse because more people surf and have time to do it.
It was low tide in the morning, I had some waves at Coledale that day was bigger the day before but too much wind
@@DanHomeAtLast it wasn't crowded 20 years ago, it was being surfed 20 years ago but not crowded
@JAY CEE yes your correct, Daniel jd is not fooling anyone with that BS story, everyone knows the last 3 years * the media crowds have blown it up and it's become crowded to a level not ever seen before.
* see Tim's video last year at this spot.
the quality of the waves was self-evident. no need to constantly gaslight. obviously, from the start, the swell direction was not ideal but there was many outstanding efforts & waves
Aloha!! @ 18:43 double crab grab insanity!
Ackerman first waves proves Tim is a waterphotog that why he see the correct angles because he respects all of the rider perspectives
Big Pipe! These dudes are charging. Bodyboarding is made for this wave. Some knarly wipe outs 😮
Hawaii gets the plaudits and rightfully so but I’m gonna go out on a limb here and just say Australia is world leader when it comes to wave quality.
I get the coastline is tiny in comparison but Australia can go toe for toe with any wave Hawaii has to offer. The West Coast of Oz being an example. World class waves everywhere from Albany to Exmouth
Amazing!
NSW represent 🦾🇦🇺🤙🏻
I used to live in Berrara.......a few places would have would have been mad that day...and empty
some gem,s that empty tas barrel at 10 min is pretty insane tbh.
she stands up, thats for sure, check it 16:00
Living up to its name. First time for a while.
It's not Aussie Pipe.
wow, blue diamond. look out Minnie.
I like the music
sick vid...music is v koolio
Insane!👍
The bloke on the yellow board on his back hand is a styler. Wonder what the dimensions of the board are? it, s working for him and looks to be over 9 foot chunky as well. Some great surfers out there.
Sick 🤙
What about the right? Not one wave shown of the right side. It must have been like backdoor.
fucking epic Lachie is a full mad dog on those big boards
Wreck Bay? went there once and it was a solid 1ft, mate went out on his esky lid while i sat on the shore and pumped a few hot ones.
13:55 is the sicky drop
Always wondered why that break is known as "Aussie Pipe"...now I know.
F#*k me dead. Blokes are chargers. Wipe outs are hectic and the rest of the video insane end to end. Lachie charged hard and was so happy with his snapped board. Body boarders killed it as well, crazy day.
boys taking their punisment : )
Lockie smashed it
Nice drops and some cover ups but no deep barrels.
Why did you use the loading screen music from Call of Battlefield though?
Epic 100%
Been there tried it got eaten big respect to everyone charging it
Just what you want jet-ski’s on a paddle in size wave………..
epic!!
We had to bail out of the water the other day. Spotted a massive shark.
@jacktar - Jonathon James - come home - bring your water housings - 5min drive-away now buddy XX
Aussie Pipe.........(Terry Richardson)
Well EXCUSE THEM!!!!!!!!!!😮
Who's the "Hey mate" hero?
😈😈😈 those cameras always make waves look small ... its so big it dont look smaller then normal 😈😈😈
love ur channel but the music choice makes it feel scary😂😂
Wow ! I know why they call it Ozi pipe now
It's not Aussie Pipe.
@@Someguy_8e2What is it then?
@@arthurdent6828 I'll just say it's further south & leave it at that.
Lachies wave at 15:40 wtf 🤯