Surfing in Tasmania - Wedge
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- A day of surfing behind a Tasmanian Island. Wedge.
The wedge is a Tassie wave that breaks hardly ever, but when it does, it's one of the best beach breaks in Tasmania. This was one session, filmed in October 2019 the day just got better and better. All the local crew was there, Marti Paradisis, Renno, Matt Kennedy, and more.
Music:
IDRIS ACKAMOOR
A. SWAYZE & THE GHOSTS
THEO PARISH
Pure artistry.
Looks super fun, nice edit, something different!
Looks like a fun day.
Reminds me of my local, south coast Nsw.
However did this right hand barrel frontside air reverse mid clip is an absolute legend!
Fucken aye
@Finn Whitla pretty perfect combo!
@Finn Whitla hey, while we are here - would you guys know a hobart area shaper who can cut a board off a file i have for my brother living at yours?
@@christianbach627 hey. Sorry mate but you wont find a shaping machine here in Tas. All handshapes and pre-cuts from the mainland.
Real sharky. Big Noahs 🦈
Great VID being a ex TASSIE surfer did you get surf up north around BAY OF FIRES and a question loved the last dance scene you must of found out BOAGS IS BEST CHEERS
A massive shark swam between me and a mate there back in the 80's never forgot that ..
Can someone please tell me where this is? I am moving to Tassie from Qld in a couple months and am looking for surf spots to check out. TIA
How'd ya go?
@@aquivasurf4744 haven't been yet but I know where it is now 😁
It's not a secret spot ..south arm
mad drop 3:40
So is that just a standard A-frame slab reef... Or is there some kind of reflection effect, adding to the wedgie shape that we see in the video? I don't see a Jetty or anything obvious to create a reflecting wave... if there is a reflection, what causes it?
Hi mate. There is an Island pictured in front of the beach. The swell wraps around the island causing wedges on the opposite side. Those waves travel across the gap and hit the beach stretching for about 400 meters. It's kind of like having multiple swells hit the same beach.
@@aquivasurf4744 Nice. Thanks for the info. Looks like Tazmania should be infectous - were it not for the frigid water and remote location. It definitely seems to be "holding".
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