I first started surfing the inlet around 1966 or so, 9 foot+ boards, nose rides, bottom turns. It was great back then not very crowded, no localism, you actually made friends in the water. Discovered Monster Hole one time on a freakish swell, double to triple overhead. The Hole became the place where I would rather surf than the north jetty as it started to get insanely crowded as the years progressed. Surfed the Hole many times with just me and a friend or two on really big days sometimes by myself while a thousand dudes were duking it out on the north side for smaller, shorter waves and close-outs. Picnic tables was another favorite spot along with Patrick's Pier. It's no longer there don't bother looking for it.
@TheSpaceBaby We recorded this song for this video Played by Kyle Downey recorded and produced by Pure Ocean Productions Audio Engineer Jake Smith. We called it the "No Name Jam". But we try to make all the music for all our video but sometime we can't not enough time. Thank!
Who's Jimbo? I used to surf there every day for years and the only Jimbo I remember was the king of the Ocean Avenue Park hut drunks! RIP Jimbo. This was back in the day of the Klugels and Geary Paul, Speir, Morcom, etc. at inlet.
Last time I surfed Sebastian was over 20 years ago & was 4-6 ft plus all day. Long waves with offshore winds. We even paddled out to Monster Hole just for the hell of it.
@@markrosenquist8259 this was a LONG time ago... they were headed south and at that time PV Martin's still stood and wasn't fenced off. What year did the "brilliant" idea to change the jetty angle occur? It looked alot better than the last time I surfed the inlet. I usually just have a peek at it driving over the bridge and continuing heading North.
@@edwinfeldman8231 2002. I grew up there surfing it in the 80s and 90s. I can’t even tell you how good it used to get. It’s a shame what they did to that wave.
@@markrosenquist8259 are you currently NOT living there anymore? I'm STILL living in Martin Co. since the early 70's and had to drive N. to escape the "shadow" effect the Bahamas had on us there unless it was a hardcore NE groundswell. I've seen my share of the quality reverberating effect the jetty had on the rights there and I've seen the GOAT there on MANY occasions. Unfortunately I had a cancer diagnosis in 2007 and I'm currently recovering from another surgery at Moffitt/USF in Tampa
I'm considering getting a 7'0 softtop to actually get back on the water again, I've NEVER successfully ridden a longboard before because it feels like trying to turn a dock. Lol. But I'll overcome it as I have everything else.
I first started surfing the inlet around 1966 or so, 9 foot+ boards, nose rides, bottom turns. It was great back then not very crowded, no localism, you actually made friends in the water. Discovered Monster Hole one time on a freakish swell, double to triple overhead. The Hole became the place where I would rather surf than the north jetty as it started to get insanely crowded as the years progressed. Surfed the Hole many times with just me and a friend or two on really big days sometimes by myself while a thousand dudes were duking it out on the north side for smaller, shorter waves and close-outs. Picnic tables was another favorite spot along with Patrick's Pier. It's no longer there don't bother looking for it.
Just moved to Sebastian from San Diego. Just surfed it was fun but small, videos like this are getting me stoked...
Sebastian was so unique back in the day! Before the Army Corps of Engineers ruined it? It was similar to "The Wedge" without the closeout!
True dat. Except wedge is a left and Sebastian a right.
videos getting me pumped up to catch some surf tomorrow. Everyones getting shacked!!
Great vid.
love this vid.
@TheSpaceBaby We recorded this song for this video Played by Kyle Downey recorded and produced by Pure Ocean Productions Audio Engineer Jake Smith. We called it the "No Name Jam". But we try to make all the music for all our video but sometime we can't not enough time. Thank!
vids like this making me wish i lived in florida
Awesome.
Who's Jimbo? I used to surf there every day for years and the only Jimbo I remember was the king of the Ocean Avenue Park hut drunks! RIP Jimbo. This was back in the day of the Klugels and Geary Paul, Speir, Morcom, etc. at inlet.
Hey! What's your name? My name is Jeff Bell.
Jim is the most solid person in Floridana you will ever meet
going there tomorrow. excited af
+Majin Dude Nice, good luck dude
@joeharris321 Final Cut Pro for video editing & Pro-Tools audio
Nice I will share on my site
sponger: i love you 2nd peak
2nd peak: I'm sick of you sponger. Take that!
cool to see everyone getting good waves,not just the local rippers. Grass roots surf stoke for everyone:-)
Nice video! 7d? 70-200 f2.8?
What software to you use.
nice.. oa was good, what band?
@metomhub Yes everyone saying its him. Yep
Last time I surfed Sebastian was over 20 years ago & was 4-6 ft plus all day. Long waves with offshore winds. We even paddled out to Monster Hole just for the hell of it.
Something in the water at 2:17 with the guy taking that left. Could it be a good size shark or weeds?
At least the water is warm.
it rarely breaks like this without a freakin hurricane anymore :/
I was there
Me too. I'm in the video
....Home😊
Was that Jimbo?
Yep and what a siiiick pit, huh?
WOOOO! Seabass looking like it's FORMER self again!
Not even close
@@markrosenquist8259 this was a LONG time ago... they were headed south and at that time PV Martin's still stood and wasn't fenced off. What year did the "brilliant" idea to change the jetty angle occur? It looked alot better than the last time I surfed the inlet. I usually just have a peek at it driving over the bridge and continuing heading North.
@@edwinfeldman8231 2002. I grew up there surfing it in the 80s and 90s. I can’t even tell you how good it used to get. It’s a shame what they did to that wave.
@@markrosenquist8259 are you currently NOT living there anymore? I'm STILL living in Martin Co. since the early 70's and had to drive N. to escape the "shadow" effect the Bahamas had on us there unless it was a hardcore NE groundswell. I've seen my share of the quality reverberating effect the jetty had on the rights there and I've seen the GOAT there on MANY occasions. Unfortunately I had a cancer diagnosis in 2007 and I'm currently recovering from another surgery at Moffitt/USF in Tampa
I'm considering getting a 7'0 softtop to actually get back on the water again, I've NEVER successfully ridden a longboard before because it feels like trying to turn a dock. Lol. But I'll overcome it as I have everything else.
3:14 lmaooooo
That's is a tropical storm
I was there
Me too