You're not going to find big waves at any drive up spots breaking close to the beach. Want big surf? Paddle out to the outside at the Jupiter inlet on north swells and you'll find it. I've been surfing out there for by myself for years. Come out and say hi. 😀

Reef road is epic. Even though it’s rare, spots like this and spots in northern pbc produce 10ft surf probably twice a year, or at least it has for the past couple years. 2022 hurricane season is probably gonna produce as well.

@@jonnyhawt8973hey man how far do I paddle out at Jupiter inlet, I live like 5 mins away, and am constantly feining for waves to surf here

@@hqd5844 When real swell arrives this winter you are looking at about 200-300 yards. I used to jump off the rocks in the inlet on an outgoing tide that would pull me out there. Its not for the faint of heart but if you want the big stuff it is on offer.

Just posted the same thing!

I'm a couple counties north, that was one of the better size swells I can remember for sure. I know where it's at but haven't made it down there for some reason. Hopefully get to race down there sometime this winter and get a few if we get another shot of good direction swell like that.

Seems like it fires there but i think one if the best most consistent east coast breaks is at the light house in obx for sure. Not saying this spot isn't good but i think that the lighthouse outta more consistent with huge barreling storm swell. But pump house def digress rival that spot when it does break just right.

@@ethanbell7283 it’s not consistent down there, it only breaks a few times a year. This was the best it had been in a number of years. OBX is WAY more consistent. I still have to say pumphouse when it’s working is the best wave on the EC. A couple of those looked like murky cloudbreak

Dude facts

this happens once per year lol. i hate it. i wish we had more swells. if we did we would get epic waves year round

@@matiasespina1490 honestly it happens less than once per year lol

@@RandomPerson-ln6sg why is this right

@@RandomPerson-ln6sg this weekend we getting 3-4 tho.

How often does it get like that?

@@clarkewi once a century

My home has the best surf history because i have Sebastian inlet and we’re Kelly slater grew up.

@@D_gravy24 how consistent are these spot year round? does it atleast get 3 foot often?

@@AGATH0RSebastian was ruined by people putting sand of the live reef to stop swells from ruining apartments🥲

Yeah you need a cat 4 or a cat 5 hurricane moving around off shore.

Reef road breaks best during the winter, giant low pressure systems off of New England that stall create giant north swells. Only happens a few times each winter.

@@ralphdeshon9710 exactly

@@f4ckutube Not true. Cold fronts and other lesser events will contribute also.

Were you on the west coast? I'm not saying the waves in this video are the norm, but the west coast of FL is where you will find the ankle biters.

Wayne Trentacosta thanks

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