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The end of a long day. Photo: Mike Incitti
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Isaac brought surfable not sizeable surf to NJ. Here's Luke Ditella, sliding his tail out on a fresh stick. Photo: Mike Incitti
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Hurricane trips are all about getting it at the right time. Time flies and so does Tom. Photo: Mike Incitti
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Dave Sincox on his 4'11 in the 2 foot surf. Style points Dave. Photo: Mike Incitti
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Another one of the crew, Alton Lutz, finding a random nook. Photo: Mike Incitti
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Watching power surfing never gets old. Luke Ditella from the water. Photo: Mike Incitti
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I drove to OBX for the beginning of Isaac. It was small and mushy but Mark Dawson was making the best of the inside sandbar. Photo: Mike Incitti
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re's PJ Raia, making sloppy conditions look clean with his smooth style. Photo: Mike Incitti
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Gotta love flashy fins! Tom Petriken. Photo: Mike Incitti
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Petriken loves his shorter epoxy board for smaller conditions. I usually ride a 9 footer when he rides this board. Photo: Mike Incitti
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Chris Califano just picked up his new Robert's and found some afternoon rights to test it out. Photo: Mike Incitti
While New Jersey didn’t get “epic” waves from tropical storm Isaac, it’s tough to complain when there are waves and you can surf in boardshorts.
