Hi and welcome to the last report of this month. We are the NSR Family bringing you all the action from the beach. The waves were small today, running about knee to waist high on sets with nice offshore winds and the water was crystal clear. Check it out!!!
Our very own Bret Michael-Michaels decided to protect the “Doo” and paddle out with his new hat. We need not even comment on the obvious fashion faux pas. Get ’em Dewey!
Anyway, D-lite definitely wanted to get wet and he went for it. Here he is with a cool shot.
The waves were not that big so you have to be very short and light to ride a wave on shortboard. This is El Chinito loco looking down the line of this small but beautiful right.
A few ladies were out taking advantage of the uncrowded lineup. Here is one of them picking up a nice and clean left all the way in to the beach.
There were quite a few longboarders having a blast on the small waves. This is an unknown rider, taking one of the better set waves of the day.
Oliver “El Monito” Solis was the only local surfer out, as always he was ripping it up. Now that’s a “Jacksonville Cutback”! (Eat your heart out Chewy!)
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