(Note: Chris Bryan is selling the one-year-old SeaDoo GTX155 he shot this on ’cause he needs something more specific for filming, ie something big he can rig up with cameras etc. “He got so flogged,” says Bryan, adding the moment was stolen using his RED weapon not his usual $140,000 Phantom, which had been sent to New York for an upgrade. She makes you pay to play out there, but I think sometimes it’s the waves you don’t make that teach you the most.” “Paddling deep I tried to be as committed as possible to the drop, compressing into the rail, almost nosediving. The surfer is Dane Fisher, who says he sat in the lineup for an hour before this giraffe stomped over. He says the wave had around thirty guys feeding on it, but “there’s a lot of guys that don’t want it but want to go out there and feel a part of the action.” Sydney-based Chris Bryan, the go-to filmer for water shoots around the world including movies like Point Break, knew this joint was on, hit it the night before and was out there piloting his ski and shooting photos.
Roughly two thousand kilometres of coastline switched on by good, big, south and south-east groundswell.Ī few hundred clicks south of Sydney is an outer reef that is dominated by a pack of long-hairs riding oversized guns with names like Rogue and Open Ocean made by Russell Bierke’s daddy, Kirk, and sitting on an inside ledge and dodging twenty-foot clean-ups so they can ride insane twelve-foot ledges.
If you live on Australia’s east and you ain’t afraid of oversized fuzz, it’s been a helluva week.
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