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Aviad Sasi paddled out by himself right when we all decided to take a break and get some food. Photo: Nick Denny
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The last time we had waves we went to a spot up north that was super crowded so we wanted to find a uncrowded sandbar this time. We were literally the only ones out the whole time. Photo: Nick Denny
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The forecast was calling for clean, waist/chest-high surf with some bigger sets. Which ended up being chest to head with some overhead sets. Photo: Nick Denny
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Austin Deppe on a little nugget. Photo: Nick Denny
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Here he is again on his backside. Photo: Nick Denny
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Waldon Remington gets more stoked on surfing than anyone I know. Photo: Nick Denny
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Seth Conboy is always trying to get work done. He called me up a few days before and was amping on the fact that we were going to have some waves while he was home on winter break. Currently living in Florida, he's been missing the power of the Mid-Atlantic. Photo: Nick Denny
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Seth on his backside. Photo: Nick Denny
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Everyone was getting barreled...and everyone ate shit. Photo: Nick Denny
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The size dropped for the afternoon session but still some drainers. Photo: Nick Denny
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The morning was cloudy and it rained on and off so I decided to paddle out. After getting a few waves and breaking my board in half, I decided it was time to get some pics. Photo: Nick Denny
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Waldon, again, on his backhand. Photo: Nick Denny
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December 15th somewhere in Maryland. Photo: Nick Denny
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Vince Boulanger was killing it. Even with a bum ankle, he was getting more waves and deeper than anyone else. Photo: Nick Denny
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The swell was out of the southeast which was producing some really long, open rights. But every once in a while, a left like this would come in. Austin Gerachis, taking advantage. Photo: Nick Denny
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Lots of empties. Photo: Nick Denny
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Vince B pulling in. Photo: Nick Denny
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Seth Conboy ended up tweaking his back on this one after hitting the bottom. Welcome home Seth. Photo: Nick Denny
The weekend of December 15th saw solid swell pump through the Delmarva region. Delmarva, for those not in the east coast know, stands for the Delaware, Maryland and Virginia peninsula. Waves were forecast in the chest to head high range with very clean conditions. It ended up being more like head high to overhead and clean as a whistle. We definitely scored.
See more of Nick’s photography here.
