Wher to Surf in Southern Cali??
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Blacks beach in Northern San Diego county is well known among the better surfers in southern california for being the one of the best if not the best surfing spots in Southern California.  Not only is the break really clean because of the underwater canyon, the beach is also very isolated because you have to walk down the cliff to get there.  If you want to surf around Orange County I would recommend either San Clemente or Laguna Beach.  You want to stay away from Huntington at all costs during the summer.
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Try FSU or someplace close to the beach.
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There are some beautiful spots to surf along the Central Cal coast--Morro Bay, Pismo Beach, Cayucos, Willow Creek, the beach at San Simeon.
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http://www.surfindia.com/mumbai/
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Start here:\n\nhttp://www.midnightbeach.com/hs/California
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here's the link...\nhttp://www.buzzsurf.com/surfatwork/\n\nHAVE FUN!!!
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Go down to south cali n i'll play tennis with u.
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Hey, the website I've listed below has a bunch of good ones all over California.\n\nMatt
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Salton Sea.  It's in either Riverside or San Diego County.
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depends on where in southern California but in San Diego i would take a sunset dinner cruise, go to a neat restaurant (ole madrid or something like that).  if money is a big object i would find something to do at the beach followed by a romantic dinner at home.
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Go to the Gold Coast!\nThere is a place that is even named Surfer's Paradise, the airport when I last visited that area was called Coolangata, Surfer's Paradise Airport.   It is really beautiful, and the beaches are so nice and clean.  Always surf where there are surfers, as Australia does have sharks, and I mean big ones.  So never attempt a beach where no one else is around.  If you want to go for a while, then check out weekly or monthly rentlas, then rent a car, and you can just drive up and down the coast looking for waves.  I suggest the Gold Coast as the best place and area if you are new to Australia.  Happy surfing!
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You can get loads of free surf stickers from company reps & marketing types. Trade shows are also good for picking up freebies.
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There are a ton of great places in CA, so, it will depend on where you live, how far you want to go and what your skill level is.\n\nUp north... \n- The Upper Sacramento (above Lake Shasta) has about 40 miles of river available with a good, strong population of rainbows.\n- The McCloud is one of the most beautiful rivers you'll find anywhere.\n- The Pit has tough wading and fiesty bows.\n- Hat Creek/Fall River are both spring creeks that offer a good challenge.\n- Lower Sacramento in and below Redding has some of the largest trout in the state, but a boat is often required to fish it (especially at high flows).\n- N. Fork of the Feather has some great water.\n\nfurther south you still have a pick of rivers, but they tend to be a little shorter either in fishable water or season... Putah Creek, Merced, the Stan, Calaveras.\n\nTahoe has the Truckee and tons and tons of little creeks.\n\nFurther South you have fewer and fewer options... although you do have the Kings, Ownes, Hot Creek and Piru Creek... just to mention the few that spring to mind.\n\nCA has a TON of water and finding the right spot for your style is all part of the fun.  Be sure to check the regulations for whatever water you select, as they can vary dramatically.\n\nThe main season doesn't start until the last Sat. in April and the rivers are likely to be pretty high with all the rain and snow we've had.
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Go to www.surfjunky.com/?r=james950 it is really good and it's free.
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There's a small surf shop at the north end of downtown Lahaina (on Front St) that rents boards and soft surf racks.  Good selection, not too pricey, and the dude that owns the shop is pretty laid back.
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The North Shore of Oahu is just waking up and has some of the best surf in the world. If you are talking mainland USA, places in northern California will start getting some good north pacific swells. Try Santa Cruz's Steamer Lane for a good but crowded break.
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Yeah Ive surfed for more than 12 years now. \n\nAdvice to someone who hasn't surfed would be to get a board that is long, and will be easy to paddle.  Ask the guys at the surf shop they will help. \n\nBuying the wrong kind of surfboard will stop your progress. It has to be suitable to your height , weight and skill level.\n\nBefore you go in the water see what the waves are doing, if you're new to surfing you wont want to get right out far, get waist deep in the water, get a feel for your board. And practise catching the broken waves. Get comfortable doing that, just riding them straight into shore. That will be fun for a little while.\n\nOnce you've learnt how to paddle and catch the waves properly you can try standing up.  It takes a ton of practise so don't be discouraged.