best surf spots in the northeast?
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there arent too many, bud\nyork beach, maine\nlincon, ny\ncasino peir, nj
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http://www.buzzsurf.com/surfatwork/
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Depends on what you're looking for... if you just want to relax, go to Cape May, though it could be a long drive from where you start. If you want to party, get out of NJ and go to NY or Philly.  If you go to CM, stay in one of the bed and breakfasts there-- a very nice experience-- plus, you can go to Cape May point, the beach where the sunken ship is, though I forget its name and the outdoor mall.  I love it there.
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Waves in Hawaii, being in the north Pacific, is at the mercy of the seasonal storms. During the summer, the south shore of Oahu catches swells that are generated from winter storms near New Zealand. Southern swells can vary in size from 3 feet to as large as 12 feet faces. Anything larger is usually too large to break cleanly enough to be considered "nice, clean surf". \n\nDuring the winter, the North Shore catches swells from winter storms near the Aleutian Islands near Alaska. Winter swells can break as large as 40 foot faces at breaks like Haleiwa, Outside Pipeline, and Waimea Bay. \n\nMost times of the year there is surf somewhere on the island that is at least 3 foot faces. I would suggest coming in the summer. Average wave heights are around 4 - 6 feet faces. Good swells produce a little larger stuff.
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Barra is the best place by far in that region. They are holding a WCT event there the rip curl search but wont reveal that the wave is actually barra. Andy irons pat oconnel and the mobster just got back from a surf trip therte and told me it was epic!
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try caylabne bay in cavite, very nice place.
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I dont know any exact fishing spots but hers a site that reeealy helped me    http://njbassanglers.com/places.php
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Oregon, Mount Hood, fabulous skiing, and the Oregon Coast, which has great waves, only around an hour and a half away.  If you don't want that much time to get to the beach, the california answer is better.
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Boces in East Northport  Ny has excellent and very affordable programs, as well as SUNY Selden , NY.  Tauro in Bayshore Ny is also a consideration though is pricier.
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10. Waimea Bay\n 9. Tressles\n 8. Haleiwa \n 7. Maverick's\n 6. Peahi aka Jaws\n 5. Jeffrey's Bay\n 4. Makaha\n 3. Teahupoo\n 2. Cloubreak, Tavarua\nand the number one surf spot in the world.......\n 1. Pipeline, no other finer.
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check out www.newyork.craigslist.org and the Sunday NY Times or Asbury Park Press (NJ) real estate section. There are also cheap places in Neptune City in NJ as they are older houses. No liquor on the beach there, however
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How about looking in the east bay?
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I like the ocean pier fishing.\nTry Avalon, Cherry Grove, Apache, or Springmaid Beach piers.\nThis is a good time of year.\nUse fresh shrimp.\nIt works much better than the frozen tubs from the bait shop
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Hello Bruce\n\nI would have to say that Bethpage Black in New York would be the best public course on the East Coast.\n\nReason being the US Open was held there in 99 and will be again in 2009.\n\nLeon
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simply go on google, type in "online surfboard sales" and you might find something there.
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Go to Corpus Cristi. Go to the beach that is next to the USS Lexinton (Battleship). It is great. Clean sand. Water is nor clear but no seaweed.
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There aren't too many good beginners spots that are sand bottom. Waikiki wave to learn on because the waves are slow and non-threatening. The bottom is rock/coral and the break is CROWDED. There are other breaks like Cockroach Bay (near Sea Life Park), Bellows, and Kalama Beach (north Kailua Beach) that are well known beginners spots. The waves there are non-threatening but are sometimes sloppy because of the winds. Both Bellows and Kalama Beaches are sand bottom and the scenery is awesome.