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How was Rockaway Beach during Hurricane Hermine ? Check out Skudin Surf Camp Rockaway staff & friends ripping in NYC ! Enjoy ” LAKE ROCKAWAY ” by Shane Murphy

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—disorderly conduct— from Gabriel Reuben on Vimeo. Meeting Gabriel Reuben. NYSEA – Whats up Gabe, Give us the wher,e what & why ? Gabe – I am a 24 year old Cinematographer living in Brooklyn, NY, originally from coastal Maine. My family has lived in Old Orchard Beach, Maine for almost thirty years, so surfing and […]

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Hurricane Hermine Lights Up the East Coast Short film by Ryan Mack  on Red Bull TV Watch video HERE 

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Wow. How good was Hermine!? After what felt like (and possibly was), the longest flat spell the Northeast endured, Tropical Storm Hermine ripped through Florida and up the coast producing one of the best forecasts New York has ever seen. From Sunday through the week, almost every spectator came together in one place. Instagram. By […]

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Madison Square Barrels – NYC Is this the best day of surf ever captured in Rockaway Beach, New York City ? – October 8th 2015 – by Thomas Brookins We think so, if not please show us otherwise. Narrated by Jeff Anthony Surfers: Jeff Anthony, Peter Egan, Shane Murphy Footage: Thomas Brookins, Jason Belsky Editor: […]

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Upon the conclusion of New York Surf Week, for the hosts, NYSEA, it felt a bit incomplete.  That emptiness in our stomachs was because one event in particular was unfortunately cancelled without an official reschedule date in sight.  With not much notice, the City of Long Beach granted the permit to hold the Bowl & Street […]

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It’s a foggy morning and the high tide is making the surf a bit mushy but there are sets coming in around the chest high range.  I am out there with a friend when we see two people on a left off the jetty on their bellies.  They are hooting and hollering and as they get closer, […]

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There’s a solid swell off the coast of California and Mavericks is pumping. The crowd is filled with locals and some of the biggest names in big wave surfing. Howls and screams echo around the lineup and channel. As jet skis buzz around the inside, Kurt Rist of South Hampton, NY sits quietly out the […]

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Wednesday July 13th kicked off the seventh annual New York Surf Week in Long Beach, NY and was everything spectators and contributors hoped for. When “New York” is mentioned in a conversation, high rise buildings, infinite yellow cabs, Broadway plays, and the five boroughs are some things that might automatically come to mind. However, there […]

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Saturday July 16, 2016 hosted the New York Surf Week Grom Competition on National Boulevard in Long Beach, NY, where Jack Richards in the boys and Summer Ejnes in the girls division took this years first place trophies home. Jack and Summer are both local Long Beach kids who have been progressing quickly and becoming […]

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Leif Engstrom of Montauk took down his fourth NYSEA Open title this year in sloppy small conditions in Long Beach, NY and snagged himself another big payday of $1,500. Leif has always been a standout in this event and this year was no different. With New York Surf Week in full effect, Leif narrowly hung […]

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There are surfers out there with raw talent. We see kids ripping at such a young age it just seems to come natural to them. That talent stays with them and through the years they excel through the rankings. There are also surfers who keep working at it; plugging away and doing everything they can […]

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“This kid is everywhere,” an instagram comment reads.  That comment is referring to New York’s Balaram Stack, and they are right, he does seem to be everywhere as of late.  You can bet that if you see a big swell story popping up all over your news feeds, Balaram probably has a shot or two in […]

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Tuesday June 21, 2016, world renowned photographer Clark Little and videographer Peter King came to New York to premiere their new film “Shorebreak,” at the Allegria Hotel in Long Beach, NY. The film chronicles the life of Clark Little. A humbled, yet energetic Hawaiian, who over the past decade taken ocean photography to another level. […]

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Will Skudin (pictured below) will be competing in the first-ever World Surf League Puerto Escondido Challenge on Friday June 24 and Saturday June 25, 2016. This event kicks off this season of the Big Wave Tour. Click here to tune in to the event live tomorrow morning in heat 2. Will Skudin, 31, a Long […]

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It’s the middle of February and you’re outside again digging out your snowed in car. The cold, dark winter in the Northeast is something New Yorkers have learned to cope with but let’s be honest, it isn’t any fun. At some point during the day you see a picture of a warm beach with crystal […]

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A fire truck and ambulance scream passed you on the street. You watch and wonder where they are going, imagine dire situations and hope for the best. The brave men inside those trucks are prepared for anything on their way to that call. When we see them on the street, there is no doubt an […]

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The waters of New York hold some of the best views of the Manhattan skyline out there, making it a frequent spot for photographers. Some of the most breathtaking photographs you’ve seen of places like The Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and Manhattan are often captured from a boat or on the water. However, just […]

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The Surfing Samurai makes ESPN Top 10 & The Daily News. Filmmaker Brian Adamkiewicz from A2Z films teamed up with Dylan Hronec aka The Surfing Samurai to produce and edit a heart felt video piece. Check out the Link HERE for the Daily News Video. ESPN Clip Below. We got a a quick call with Brian to […]

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On Saturday June 4, 2016 a group of young, humbled Hawaiian men sailed into the New York City harbor at Battery Park on a historic vessel. The historic ship is called the Hokule’a. Stretching sixty-one and a half feet long, the Hokule’a was first assembled in the French Polynesian island Tahiti in 1975. The ships […]

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Ah Memorial Day Weekend.  About the time when those hibernating slowly start to emerge from their winter slumber.  Although the start of summer doesn’t officially come until the end of June, you can start to smell it in the air somewhere mixed in with the smoldering barbecue coals.  It’s not nearly warm enough, but people […]

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Factory Part: Balaram Stack By SURFING Magazine Balaram Stack arrived in Western Australia with a Yankees hat and a Coachella hangover. He left Western Australia with a few new “friends,” a few less surfboards and a couple of sore ribs. Here’s what happened in between. Watch Full Edit HERE Read more at http://www.surfingmagazine.com/video/factory-part-balaram-stack/#bzXJ7KedIkHjkp2s.99

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Full Name: Miller Brennan Nickname: Millhouse Age: 11 Board size:  4’10” & 5’3″ Hometown: East Quogue Local spot : the Bowl How many years surfing:  3.5 years Around how many days of surfing this winter: 30 Wetsuits or board-shorts: Wetsuits Surf website: WSL Shore-break or point-break : Point Break Best part of cold water surfing: cold barrels Worst part of cold water surfing: smelly booties Who takes you […]

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Cold Water Kids The following is based on a true story It’s 5:30 a.m. and a man is staring out the window as a blizzard blankets New York in heavy drifts of white snow. Somewhere in the background he hears a televised weather report… “It’s twenty degrees outside, but with the wind chill it’ll feel […]

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