If good sandbars are key, maybe do a video on what causes formation of good sandbars at beach breaks? Might help a lot of people. Days of heavy rain seem to be one of the key ingredients.
Good idea but there's a lot to it, hard sand, soft sand, coarse sand, sand with bedrock, sand with cobbles, steep beach, flat beach. river mouth ......am I missing something? Plenty for Brad J to do :)
generally rips cause sandbars. Its also not all about sand, swell period also makes a difference. bathymetry can also help,, blacks beach has peaks because underwater canyons bend the swells.
It's amazing what the loss of a particular sandbar can do, back in the 70's La Jolla Shores had this big long right that could handle some size, and was a very good wave. And then a huge storm came through and ripped the sandbar apart and it was never the same.
Any thoughts on the impact off the sand replenishment will have on the N. OC and S. OC waves? Good? Bad, End of the world? Love the I am going to get Bare...oof.....
Ever sense that 15 year storm hit last winter all of Manhattan Beach has gone to complete shit. Waves are still breaking way to close to shore.Once the sandbars force the waves out to deeper water things should get better but at this point who knows if that will even happen. Forced to make the trek down to Gdubs lately just to get a decent session in these days. I mean The South Bay has always been considered dogshit but like now the area quite literately has the worst waves in So Cal ! 😐
Yeah, I was disappointed all weekend and didn’t bother it until I scored a disclosed epic spot on Monday. My god, it made up for the wasteful weekend swell. Btw the best style and commitment goes to the gentleman backsiding the left slab @2:29. The Goat would have approved. Hat down.
I assume this was the morning? Sunday night 12/17 was absolutely beautiful tons of barrels and long rides right before sunset. Right in front of rosecrans
Entertaining, fond memory of where I caught my 1st Cali wave without my contact lenses. My buddy Gary coached me -a kook living on East Coast NJ. It was an experience I wont forget (might be he and wife at close of your video). Subscribed and liked.
If good sandbars are key, maybe do a video on what causes formation of good sandbars at beach breaks? Might help a lot of people. Days of heavy rain seem to be one of the key ingredients.
Good idea but there's a lot to it, hard sand, soft sand, coarse sand, sand with bedrock, sand with cobbles, steep beach, flat beach. river mouth ......am I missing something? Plenty for Brad J to do :)
big swell moves sand around
@@boogieheadsThat too.
generally rips cause sandbars. Its also not all about sand, swell period also makes a difference. bathymetry can also help,, blacks beach has peaks because underwater canyons bend the swells.
It's amazing what the loss of a particular sandbar can do, back in the 70's La Jolla Shores had this big long right that could handle some size, and was a very good wave. And then a huge storm came through and ripped the sandbar apart and it was never the same.
Shores is still better than most beach breaks, catching 33 to the wall used to happen some days
So I'm assuming this is why today we had over 75 people out at the local pointbreak in north L.A.?
Sucks when the beachies start closing out, not enough points in Los Angeles for a winter swell.
When things get right, they be ready!
That's exactly what I was thinking when I saw this
Looks just like my average surf session growing up in Carpinteria. The old man is my hero.
Good videos like these will keep less people from coming out.
This could also just be because the swell period is too long and not a combo swell
Time to drive a bit, Brad.
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Any thoughts on the impact off the sand replenishment will have on the N. OC and S. OC waves? Good? Bad, End of the world? Love the I am going to get Bare...oof.....
2:50 But, hey… dolphins!🐬
Ever sense that 15 year storm hit last winter all of Manhattan Beach has gone to complete shit. Waves are still breaking way to close to shore.Once the sandbars force the waves out to deeper water things should get better but at this point who knows if that will even happen. Forced to make the trek down to Gdubs lately just to get a decent session in these days. I mean The South Bay has always been considered dogshit but like now the area quite literately has the worst waves in So Cal ! 😐
Yeah, I was disappointed all weekend and didn’t bother it until I scored a disclosed epic spot on Monday. My god, it made up for the wasteful weekend swell.
Btw the best style and commitment goes to the gentleman backsiding the left slab @2:29. The Goat would have approved.
Hat down.
at least they are mostly hollow
I assume this was the morning? Sunday night 12/17 was absolutely beautiful tons of barrels and long rides right before sunset. Right in front of rosecrans
was this from yesterday?
naw dude this morning was firing 34th street nuggets
Shhhh…..😎
Entertaining, fond memory of where I caught my 1st Cali wave without my contact lenses. My buddy Gary coached me -a kook living on East Coast NJ. It was an experience I wont forget (might be he and wife at close of your video). Subscribed and liked.
Sb has been going these past few days
Same in north county sd
Campus Point looked good when the tide was out on the web cam
@@RaymondAikens yeah, it was good Sunday and Monday, just a little bogged from the tides
Where is travisssssss
El pori like tirrles
Wrong about what still looks like it sucks to me lol
Exactly what he said, he was wrong about saying Porto was good in his last video
The terrible surf fits the LA kooks😂 Great vid though Brad
You’re the LA kook buddy… don’t comment on anything kook
@@Aaronkyro7 LA Surfer's SUCK dirty air dirty people dirty town's 🤣🤙👍
Wallporto. UPDATE: at 1:33 to 1:40 he got barreled. Maybe i spoke too soon.