A day late (hey, he’s on Hawaiian time) Flynn Novak reports from the North Shore of Oahu via a super irie underwater video from Waimea bay.
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Public voting for the 25th anniversary Quiksilver Big Wave Invitational In Memory Of Eddie Aikau, Fueled by Monster, opens today.
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The Quiksilver in Memory of Eddie Aikau holding period officially draws to a close tomorrow, February 28, 2009. Since the event’s inception in the winter of 1984/85, it has only been held seven times, due to the event’s uncompromising wave requirement of minimum 20-foot surf Hawaiian-scale (40 foot faces).
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The early stages of a larger system are currently coming together and could result in a moderate-to-high swell episode around February 22/23. Once again, unfortunately, early projections have it falling short of an “Eddie”-sized swell - somewhere around 15+ feet.
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Mark Healey Goes Spearfishing And Encounters A Tiger Shark In This Week’s Mark Healey Waimea Weekly Update
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A series of moderate-to-large 10-12 feet (Hawaiian-scale) swells will arrive along the North Shore of Oahu this week, starting late Monday and lasting through to the weekend.
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In this week’s Mark Healey Waimea Weekly Update, Mark is joined by North Shore Lifeguard and 1999 event champion Noah Johnson for the swell update. Mark also interviews archaeologist Joe Kennedy and Kahu (Hawaiian priest) Butch Helemano to talk about the history and significance of Waimea Bay.
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Skydiving Aerial View Of The North Shore In This Week’s Mark Healey Waimea Weekly Updates
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Quiksilver’s Mark Healey Interviews Nine-Time World Champion Kelly Slater In This Week’s Waimea Weekly Updates
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In this week’s Waimea Weekly Update, Quiksilver team-rider and 2008 Invitee Mark Healey looks at one of the biggest debates today in big wave surfing, paddle-in surfing versus tow-in surfing. Mark Healey gets some perspective from other Invitees including Kelly Slater, Peter Mel, Shane Dorian, Titus Kinimaka and Brock Little.
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