The Jersey Shore is not a bad place to be in spring.
Spring has sprung finally. Brendan Tighe finds a gem in the Atlantic green. Photo: Mary Dunham
Tucked away with Matthew Rooney. Photo: Mary Dunham
Clay Pollioni taking advantage of an uncrowded lineup and the off shore winds. Photo: Mary Dunham
An unknown stands tall at this shallow break. Photo: Mary Dunham
Nothing beats this time of year. Good surf, no crowds. Clay Pollioni takes off. Photo: Mary Dunham
As far as the eye could see; perfect little barrels with covered riders. Photo: Mary Dunham
Rob Kelly getting shot from a typical East Coast, late winter wave. Photo: Mary Dunham
A black a white view, bringing out the power of the sea. Photo: Mary Dunham
The curl and the takeoff….a nice view from either end. Photo: Mary Dunham
Spring has finally sprung. Many who call the Jersey Shore home look forward to the changing of seasons. Especially surfers. They get to shed a bit of rubber and enjoy warmer water temperatures after the cold, bitter winter. Especially the one we just experienced. Whether it’s the luck of the Irish or some positive effects from Hurricane Sandy, we will never know. But one thing is for sure: things have been holding up very nicely here.
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