21th of August: Lightning @ Wijk aan Zee
Unknown rider
Bas in to a backloop
Lampie
Pics: Jepe
About the war of fins
In the Dutch Surfmagazine #2 you can find a article about the war of fins.....
In this article there's a paragraph with my opinion about the tri-fin including two shots which are taken by Sjaak van der Linden.
Big thanks to Simone Vellekoop en Sjaak van der Linden or ....
See more on the links below!
Next to JP
The trip to South Africa brought me some nice shots. The same day when the picture was taken of the huge aerial, I sended the shot to the Dutch Surfmagazine. You never know......A few weeks ago, I e-maild Stefen of the Dutch Surfmagazine..... And yes!
He told me that he was going to place the shot in magazine #2
Wijk aan Zee - Wednesday 31th of March
After a long winter, finally the time was there to go on the water. Wednesday the 31th of March was a day with a strong side off wind. Fortunately we had some windswell this day.... The shot above was make by Edwin van Santen at the end of my first session this day. Later the day the wind turned to side shore what makes the conditions a bit bumpy but still oke.
EPIC conditions at Witsands
While the most windsurfers stay high in the bay or even on the beach, a couple of guys (incl. me) where riding the big clean waves just in front of the rocks. The pictures speak on there own....
Date: 12 feb' 2010
Spot: Witsands
Wind: NW 21 knots
Waves: 3 - 5 m
Picture: Celester Reijnart
Southeaster is back in town
First southeast session with my new Witchcraft V3.0 at Sunset beach, Cape town. This board turns faster, quicker and is more snappy.
First day starts with gusty NW and big swell
Blue water, clean waves and white beaches...... paradise!
A day after the long flight from Dusseldorf to Cape Town the northwester starts to blow. Normal the southeaster is the wind for the cape but when the northwester pass by you can expect epic conditions at Witsands. The wind is blowing site off between two hills so the conditions are very gusty and it's very hard to get out.
Capetown On FIRE!
Capetown is on Fire! This month Capetown is hit by huge waves. While most of the windsurfers stay safe on the beach a couple of die hards defy the monster waves.
Hopefully the month february gives me the same conditions ....... ;-)
See more on: windsurfersmag.de or Stehsegelrevue.com
Holland still going off(shore)
The past three weeks we had non-stop wind. Side-, side-on-, side-offshore wind. There were a couple of days with side-off and nice swell. Sometimes really special days along the Dutch coast.
Unfortunately the last day of the non-stop windperiod, i couldn't go on the water. That day was the proof of the pudding! 25-30 knots of side-off wind and clean 2 meter hollow waves.
Martin ten Hoeve - H999
The wind died but the swell was still going strong. The bomb came in the day after a non-stop wind period and the waves along the Dutch coast were really unDutch!
Windy november
Wednesday the 18th of november: Backloop with 50 knots
Aerial time on saturday the 14 th of november. The conditions were
outstanding because of the side of wind and swell
3th of October 2009: 30-50 knots
The first storm in October is a fact. Saturday the 3th brought us 30-50 knots of wind. The smallest sail (3.8 m2) was sometimes to big. The pictures of the pushloop were made by Mark Welagen (Klatser.com) during The Naish Wave Challenge.
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