Academy Award for Best Editing...but seriously, well done for preserving this piece of surf-junk history. I was there in early 81, but only surfed Haggertys. Hi Reece!
I'm organizing "Lunada Bay Surf Tours" this year. Gonna be bussing groups in. All tours come with security and will be filmed for the participants. I'll post the Facebook page here soon
I remember going down here a few years ago on a huge S, one of the locals at the cove asked, "where did you guys come from" sounding like a dick. My Hawaiian friend said "the top!" and loked up on the dude, he shut up and we paddled out. The look on his face was priceless. They destroyed the beach hut. Be respectful but don't take no shit from people either!
And also, a definite big YES!! Lunada Bay only breaks about 5 times a year, so it's just not worth the hassle of driving up there, and the police love to pull over anyone going 1mph over the speed limit. And the beaches in the South Bay, have way more surf than Lunada Bay and that goes for all year long. South swells are blocked by Catalina Island, and then the only place close to getting anything with a corner is in El Porto. So Palos Verdes is just a novelty place for good waves, and you're better off just getting your local area dialed in that picks up almost every swell direction. So, the best advice is to just forget about Lunada Bay and Palos Verdes in general. Malibu in the summer and Rincon in the winter. That's the best bet for getting good waves, and even with the crowds at those places, there's still plenty of locals to be very aware of, and to simply look for someone who can't make a section, and an easy way to kinda burn them because they wouldn't make the whole wave anyway. So, Palos Verdes and this hype about how good it is there, is a huge rarity and not worth the drive there. And if there's something to ride, every spot has one single take off area, and not being familiar with the rarity of the very few breaks just isn't worth all this hype. People, good kind nice surfers are already unjustly being sued with a bullshit class action law suit that only has to do with someone getting a little beer spilled on their surfboard, so enough is enough of this liable shit, which is so blown out of reality and putting blame on any name that this lawyer can find, because he's a corrupt attorney who wants lots of money!!!! These localism lies, are so ridiculous and just purely fictional needs to stop. The same thing could happen anywhere in the world!! If two surfers get upset and then take it to the beach to fight it out, does nothing but causes two cases of mutual combat and even further!! So just smile, surf your local spots, and live your life. If you want to experience real heavy localism, go surf anywhere on Hawaii. So, just forget about Palos Verdes and it hardly ever breaks, so stay where you live and maybe try Malibu in the summer and Rincon it the winter. Just show respect to others even at your own place you surf a lot, and what comes around goes around and just enjoy what the Hawaiians showed us over 100 years ago like Duke, and he epitimized the meaning of Aloha and carry that vibe wherever you go, you'll have a better session 🤙🪬🤙
In 1965 I rode the bay on a Surf board made by Robert Millner no leash, Just slip check and a pair of cutoff blue jeans. Eight foot no one out but one other guy on a Jacobs , great nose rider this guy was, he said he was from the Pacific Palisades. never did get his name.
The best is a Federal class action lawsuit and State civil suit may finally wake some folks in PVE up. Like the fact the city of PVE had to bay $60,000 to remove that illegal fort. LOL. These guys need a mentally disturbed person to go their one day and you know what happens. Drunken trust fund bums
I quit surfing a localized beach in San Diego after 34 years surfing there. It turned into Windansea basically. I don't believe in violence to control crowds, but respect to the locals at their spot. That's why i never brought people who don't surf there or avoided localized spots that are not worth the trouble. With every Tom, Dick and Harry surfing these days, everybody feels entitled to surf certain breaks. You used to have to pay your dues to earn a spot in the lineup.
So if Lunada Bay breaks only a few times a year, those locals must go somewhere else to surf in the meantime. Do they go drop in on locals at Redondo? Manhattan? Hypocrites if they surf anywhere else.
I got it the next day after the fort was torn down, they were pissed and it was biz as usual in the water. I got the wave of the day, rolled in as the last of the crew was lacing up . I could see the look on his face as I came off the top inside at the rock............shaking his head .....
I live in PV and this is HORRIBLE. These locals try to localize spots way too much. Im not saying that they should allow kooks but if some one knows how to surf when it is big then let em surf.
Can anyone from around there explain what these guys are like in general, besides surfing? They seem more like someone you'd see at a Trump rally than the type of people I envision when I think of the LA area (never been there).
Damn, you can't even stereotype correctly...you're categorizing Trump supporters and Californians as same, when they're stereotypically complete opposites. Guess you were just trying to crowbar your Anti-Trump feelings into any subject. You probably comment same thing on tons of other UA-cam videos
I went looking for more info on this story after getting a random story about a law suit beibg settled. Im a bit surprised there isnt at least somekind of video about it. It seems like a pretty crazy situation.
@@cristobilllumberg2473 I go up there as often as possible on my way to Golden Cove. I get out and shoot a few pics I always pet somebody’s nice dog . I’m always taken in by the majesty and beauty of the place ! Nary a bad vibe. I never think about violence up there, but I’m good at it.
Hell yeah!!!! Go Mikey!!!! We all miss you and will never forget how classic and cool you were, and especially in those days!! Mikey made a great point about going to a party just in the Riviera and then a group, a fucking group of pussies trying to fight one, Mikey, against 4, and classic Mikey was like...let's go!! Mikey was one of a kind. So loved by so many
My friends and I from Torrance and Redondo would go there all the time. Walk the trails. Sit and drink beers at night on the cliffs. Once or twice some bratty wanna be tough guys drove by and yelled or parked 100yrds away and turned their Green Day up. Every time we got up and walked toward these guys...to say hello...they ran to their cars and drove off. They'd drive by real fast and yell some profanity but never courteous enough to stop and talk. You get the picture. PV you know whats....hide on the hill...we caught you down at RAT BEACH and Torrance n Redondo Pier....you guys are funny...sure cry quickly
So this place is more well known for its localism rather than the standard of surfing that comes from there. Kinda says it all really. Trying hard to be hard. Put more effort into your surfing I say.
I've lived in PV my entire life and this localism is NOTHING compared to trying to surf in Hawaii!! Try surfing ANYWHERE on Maui or Kauai or the North Shore or South Shore spots on Oahu and then you'll see how real localism is!!!! Or how about surfing 3 miles away at the Redondo Beach Breakwall, there's a TON of guys ready to do so much worse than being called a kook or getting dropped in on. When a pack of outside troll bait kooks cry about it, and then they do the same, well fuck 'em!!!! Show respect, stay low key and come alone, and most likely you won't have a problem. Then definitely don't share ur story with all your buddies!! I don't think the Breakwall locals would want the same thing!! Respect the locals and usually, you'll get a little respect, and bring a 12pack and give it to the locals of ANYWHERE you go, that's known for localism. Just a sign of respect and possibly wait on deck, and not just paddle out immediately!! Have a smile on your face and come alone and not make it a regular thing, and most likely, depending on your attitude, you'll slip on in, and like any local spot, NEVER EVER paddle out to the peak, catch the insider waves, and know how to surf well. Locals in Palos Verdes have actually saved many kooks that don't realize how truly powerful it is out there, and get washed into the rocks, and these "yuppie locals" have saved a few people!! Last time I heard Redondo Beach properties are far more expensive than Palos Verdes. Just try and be cool, and you just might, might get the same in return. Just don't make it a regular thing, that's all. ✌️
@justdatdude Hey there Just a Dude, what's to get a grip on?? There's lots of local spots all over the South Bay!! Breakwall, Hammerland, Shit Pipe, and I have a friend who has "Shit Pipe Local" tattooed on himself!! That's a heavy thing to do about representing your own home break, and that goes for anyplace on the planet where a wave breaks with just one take off area, like a point break. Try surfing Kauai, even just Hanalei or Kalihiwai, where just looking at the spot can get you hassled, Rock Quaries, so many other spots there, or spots somewhere else in Hawaii, like the heaviest line up in the world at Pipe, and the smaller days when Off the Wall is good, Rockies, so many other's over there, and Maui, like Honolua Bay, at the Cave section, that's a seriously tight spot!! It's just the way it is Just a Dude, you have to show respect to the locals, and stay low key, and watch the line up, and just take the insiders, and bring the Aloha spirit, then things will usually go good for ya!! No need to get a grip, just show respect, be positive, start with taking the insiders, and maybe bring a 12 pack, and some weed, and you should be fine, and no more than just you and a friend. Solo is always best. Anyway brother Just a Dude, I grew up in Lunada Bay, and I had to slowly make my way out there year after year, and always stayed humble, being a good surfer is a good thing, and I definitely am, I hate to say that narsasistic shit about my abilities in the water, but being able to not kook out, helps with things out in the lineup. Freaking Lower Trestles is such a crowded hard place to get your own wave out there and not have some San Clemente local kids dropping in om you, to pros, it takes serious saviness to find your own, and also when good surf abilities really helps to not get burned on the entire ride. I don't know where you surf, but it's nice to have a spot that you go to all the time, and then if a bunch of kooks you've never seen before, do you pass out hugs and bro knuckle bumps, no, you're bummed that a good few of people you don't know are now going to crowd out your spot, well, it sucks!! And if it's a place in Hawaii or Lunada Bay, there's gonna be guys out there who've been surfing there for decades!! So, Just a Dude, be exactly what you say your name is, and be just a dude going out to what's obviously a local spot, and then just be a dude who shows respect and the Aloha spirit of surfing and life. Who do you think started localism and made it very well known in the mags...the black short guys on the North Shore. Try V-land, that's unbelievably tight of a line up. I wish you the best Just a Dude, and happy surfing!!🤙⚡️⚡️🤙
@@kylereiff9672 Hahah they look like a bunch of pussies. I’ll come here with a group of my bodybuilder friends who also surf, let’s see these simps tell us to get out of the water. It’s hilarious to me how any man can think they own a beach, the beach and all of nature is for everybody nobody owns it.
Academy Award for Best Editing...but seriously, well done for preserving this piece of surf-junk history. I was there in early 81, but only surfed Haggertys. Hi Reece!
I SURF THERE IN THE 70S LOCALS COMPLETE KOOKS
I'm organizing "Lunada Bay Surf Tours" this year. Gonna be bussing groups in. All tours come with security and will be filmed for the participants. I'll post the Facebook page here soon
Hilarious please do
Did u do this
@@rylancairns5454 seriously if he answers that would be cool
Epic
We should all get together and surf and outnumber everybody
I remember going down here a few years ago on a huge S, one of the locals at the cove asked, "where did you guys come from" sounding like a dick. My Hawaiian friend said "the top!" and loked up on the dude, he shut up and we paddled out. The look on his face was priceless. They destroyed the beach hut. Be respectful but don't take no shit from people either!
And also, a definite big YES!! Lunada Bay only breaks about 5 times a year, so it's just not worth the hassle of driving up there, and the police love to pull over anyone going 1mph over the speed limit. And the beaches in the South Bay, have way more surf than Lunada Bay and that goes for all year long. South swells are blocked by Catalina Island, and then the only place close to getting anything with a corner is in El Porto. So Palos Verdes is just a novelty place for good waves, and you're better off just getting your local area dialed in that picks up almost every swell direction. So, the best advice is to just forget about Lunada Bay and Palos Verdes in general. Malibu in the summer and Rincon in the winter. That's the best bet for getting good waves, and even with the crowds at those places, there's still plenty of locals to be very aware of, and to simply look for someone who can't make a section, and an easy way to kinda burn them because they wouldn't make the whole wave anyway. So, Palos Verdes and this hype about how good it is there, is a huge rarity and not worth the drive there. And if there's something to ride, every spot has one single take off area, and not being familiar with the rarity of the very few breaks just isn't worth all this hype. People, good kind nice surfers are already unjustly being sued with a bullshit class action law suit that only has to do with someone getting a little beer spilled on their surfboard, so enough is enough of this liable shit, which is so blown out of reality and putting blame on any name that this lawyer can find, because he's a corrupt attorney who wants lots of money!!!! These localism lies, are so ridiculous and just purely fictional needs to stop. The same thing could happen anywhere in the world!! If two surfers get upset and then take it to the beach to fight it out, does nothing but causes two cases of mutual combat and even further!! So just smile, surf your local spots, and live your life. If you want to experience real heavy localism, go surf anywhere on Hawaii. So, just forget about Palos Verdes and it hardly ever breaks, so stay where you live and maybe try Malibu in the summer and Rincon it the winter. Just show respect to others even at your own place you surf a lot, and what comes around goes around and just enjoy what the Hawaiians showed us over 100 years ago like Duke, and he epitimized the meaning of Aloha and carry that vibe wherever you go, you'll have a better session 🤙🪬🤙
In 1965 I rode the bay on a Surf board made by Robert Millner no leash, Just slip check and a pair of cutoff blue jeans. Eight foot no one out but one other guy on a Jacobs , great nose rider this guy was, he said he was from the Pacific Palisades. never did get his name.
a likely story bro!
all this over a break that only breaks a few times a year
Heard about this a couple years ago, had no idea it went as far back as the mid 90s
They've actually been around since the 60s but not as aggressive to outsiders as they have been in the last 20 or so years.
The best is a Federal class action lawsuit and State civil suit may finally wake some folks in PVE up. Like the fact the city of PVE had to bay $60,000 to remove that illegal fort. LOL. These guys need a mentally disturbed person to go their one day and you know what happens. Drunken trust fund bums
😂
Looks pretty mushy. Kooks only. You know what they say, if u can't surf become an aggressive local.
Ha! Love the Smut peddlers shirt🤙
I quit surfing a localized beach in San Diego after 34 years surfing there. It turned into Windansea basically. I don't believe in violence to control crowds, but respect to the locals at their spot. That's why i never brought people who don't surf there or avoided localized spots that are not worth the trouble. With every Tom, Dick and Harry surfing these days, everybody feels entitled to surf certain breaks. You used to have to pay your dues to earn a spot in the lineup.
What beach? Big rock?
Best editing ever.
So if Lunada Bay breaks only a few times a year, those locals must go somewhere else to surf in the meantime. Do they go drop in on locals at Redondo? Manhattan? Hypocrites if they surf anywhere else.
Localists and racists behave the same: they "protect" their land but want to be welcomed with a red carpet anywhere else.
You're stupid point being what!??! That localism is everywhere!! Even ur spot!!
AMAZING! This is a National Tresure!
I got it the next day after the fort was torn down, they were pissed and it was biz as usual in the water. I got the wave of the day, rolled in as the last of the crew was lacing up . I could see the look on his face as I came off the top inside at the rock............shaking his head .....
I live in PV and this is HORRIBLE. These locals try to localize spots way too much. Im not saying that they should allow kooks but if some one knows how to surf when it is big then let em surf.
La-nuda Bay, is what Skulki called it at the end of the segment, lol
The problem is onbvious. These people have too much money & because of that their own city won't do anything about it. They're owned by these people.
Half of those shots are not Lunada Bay. And yes, this has been going on since the 70s'.
Ha , i remember that day. why didnt they show erica getting half naked on scotts board and chanting about riding long hard boards lol.
I surf there back in the 70 locals were complete kooks .
Can anyone from around there explain what these guys are like in general, besides surfing? They seem more like someone you'd see at a Trump rally than the type of people I envision when I think of the LA area (never been there).
The segment is from the 90's.
Damn, you can't even stereotype correctly...you're categorizing Trump supporters and Californians as same, when they're stereotypically complete opposites. Guess you were just trying to crowbar your Anti-Trump feelings into any subject. You probably comment same thing on tons of other UA-cam videos
I went looking for more info on this story after getting a random story about a law suit beibg settled.
Im a bit surprised there isnt at least somekind of video about it. It seems like a pretty crazy situation.
Just a matter of Time...Most will be Prison bound...that's how they shut down Local-ism!
Go to Hawaii and then see what real localism truly is...pussy kook
I want that guy's Smut Peddler tee
probably on e bay
Come to maroubra
They look like robots in wetsuits out there.No good surfing at all.
I’ll never fight, over a RIGHT ! ( Goofy footer )
my goofy footer brotha… we can still fight over those nice backhand carves
@@cristobilllumberg2473 I go up there as often as possible on my way to Golden Cove. I get out and shoot a few pics I always pet somebody’s nice dog . I’m always taken in by the majesty and beauty of the place ! Nary a bad vibe. I never think about violence up there, but I’m good at it.
Go Mikey!!!!!
Hell yeah!!!! Go Mikey!!!! We all miss you and will never forget how classic and cool you were, and especially in those days!! Mikey made a great point about going to a party just in the Riviera and then a group, a fucking group of pussies trying to fight one, Mikey, against 4, and classic Mikey was like...let's go!! Mikey was one of a kind. So loved by so many
My friends and I from Torrance and Redondo would go there all the time. Walk the trails. Sit and drink beers at night on the cliffs. Once or twice some bratty wanna be tough guys drove by and yelled or parked 100yrds away and turned their Green Day up. Every time we got up and walked toward these guys...to say hello...they ran to their cars and drove off. They'd drive by real fast and yell some profanity but never courteous enough to stop and talk. You get the picture. PV you know whats....hide on the hill...we caught you down at RAT BEACH and Torrance n Redondo Pier....you guys are funny...sure cry quickly
Beware!Look at LAS VEGAS_this could happen here.
2023 ... Ted Chen still looks like that.
Lol I'm there all the time can't fuk with me
Because you can hardly surf. So you get crumbles at Hags or the Cove
i surfed there from 2008-2010 with no issues
LIAR!!!!!!!
Not in La Jolla.
I'd like to hire the bay boys to come help sort out all the kooks that go to my spot!
they’re too lame to help you.
So this place is more well known for its localism rather than the standard of surfing that comes from there.
Kinda says it all really.
Trying hard to be hard. Put more effort into your surfing I say.
I've lived in PV my entire life and this localism is NOTHING compared to trying to surf in Hawaii!! Try surfing ANYWHERE on Maui or Kauai or the North Shore or South Shore spots on Oahu and then you'll see how real localism is!!!! Or how about surfing 3 miles away at the Redondo Beach Breakwall, there's a TON of guys ready to do so much worse than being called a kook or getting dropped in on. When a pack of outside troll bait kooks cry about it, and then they do the same, well fuck 'em!!!! Show respect, stay low key and come alone, and most likely you won't have a problem. Then definitely don't share ur story with all your buddies!! I don't think the Breakwall locals would want the same thing!! Respect the locals and usually, you'll get a little respect, and bring a 12pack and give it to the locals of ANYWHERE you go, that's known for localism. Just a sign of respect and possibly wait on deck, and not just paddle out immediately!! Have a smile on your face and come alone and not make it a regular thing, and most likely, depending on your attitude, you'll slip on in, and like any local spot, NEVER EVER paddle out to the peak, catch the insider waves, and know how to surf well. Locals in Palos Verdes have actually saved many kooks that don't realize how truly powerful it is out there, and get washed into the rocks, and these "yuppie locals" have saved a few people!! Last time I heard Redondo Beach properties are far more expensive than Palos Verdes. Just try and be cool, and you just might, might get the same in return. Just don't make it a regular thing, that's all. ✌️
JFC get a grip.
@justdatdude Hey there Just a Dude, what's to get a grip on?? There's lots of local spots all over the South Bay!! Breakwall, Hammerland, Shit Pipe, and I have a friend who has "Shit Pipe Local" tattooed on himself!! That's a heavy thing to do about representing your own home break, and that goes for anyplace on the planet where a wave breaks with just one take off area, like a point break. Try surfing Kauai, even just Hanalei or Kalihiwai, where just looking at the spot can get you hassled, Rock Quaries, so many other spots there, or spots somewhere else in Hawaii, like the heaviest line up in the world at Pipe, and the smaller days when Off the Wall is good, Rockies, so many other's over there, and Maui, like Honolua Bay, at the Cave section, that's a seriously tight spot!! It's just the way it is Just a Dude, you have to show respect to the locals, and stay low key, and watch the line up, and just take the insiders, and bring the Aloha spirit, then things will usually go good for ya!! No need to get a grip, just show respect, be positive, start with taking the insiders, and maybe bring a 12 pack, and some weed, and you should be fine, and no more than just you and a friend. Solo is always best. Anyway brother Just a Dude, I grew up in Lunada Bay, and I had to slowly make my way out there year after year, and always stayed humble, being a good surfer is a good thing, and I definitely am, I hate to say that narsasistic shit about my abilities in the water, but being able to not kook out, helps with things out in the lineup. Freaking Lower Trestles is such a crowded hard place to get your own wave out there and not have some San Clemente local kids dropping in om you, to pros, it takes serious saviness to find your own, and also when good surf abilities really helps to not get burned on the entire ride. I don't know where you surf, but it's nice to have a spot that you go to all the time, and then if a bunch of kooks you've never seen before, do you pass out hugs and bro knuckle bumps, no, you're bummed that a good few of people you don't know are now going to crowd out your spot, well, it sucks!! And if it's a place in Hawaii or Lunada Bay, there's gonna be guys out there who've been surfing there for decades!! So, Just a Dude, be exactly what you say your name is, and be just a dude going out to what's obviously a local spot, and then just be a dude who shows respect and the Aloha spirit of surfing and life. Who do you think started localism and made it very well known in the mags...the black short guys on the North Shore. Try V-land, that's unbelievably tight of a line up. I wish you the best Just a Dude, and happy surfing!!🤙⚡️⚡️🤙
Go back !!!
It’s SURF WAR...Not TURF WAR ! Lol Old news
La NOODA Bay ? Coach the Reporter first
The best spot on the coast
1:21
2:10
Tubular.
Haole mokes.
Luanda gay bois think they’re tough
tweaker bay
Locals only u kooks
👉🏻 🤡 😂🤣
@@jonc.1129 Is that your face?
Audio on the is wack !!!!!!!!! And who ever posted this is weak .
Absolutely ‼️ well said
Locals only! Kooks.
Clown
You would be the first to get slept.
all these butthurt kooks lmao
Bay boy still holding shit down. Come get slapped!!
@@kylereiff9672 Hahah they look like a bunch of pussies. I’ll come here with a group of my bodybuilder friends who also surf, let’s see these simps tell us to get out of the water. It’s hilarious to me how any man can think they own a beach, the beach and all of nature is for everybody nobody owns it.