Jamie O’Brien surfs a lot of different waves. Big, small, and everything in between; if it’s a moving lump of water, Jamie’s on it. You know the mountain term, “earn your turns?” Well, this is the surfing equivalent. In order to make the Waimea River wave work, one must dig. And dig. And dig and dig and dig. But many hands make light work, as they say, and with a little help from his friends, they made that river wave work very, very well.
Jamie O’Brien Surfs Some Very Good Waimea River
Jamie O'Brien surfs different waves. Big, small, and everything in between; if it's a moving lump of water, he's on it. Here he is at the Waimea River.
BY The Inertia | Staff
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