In 2011 some mates and I drove from Toronto to Nova Scotia to surf during the winter. Being from Trinidad we were stoked for some snowcapped sessions. We got some of the best left and right hand point breaks to ourselves. The locals then, were against foreigners taking videos because they didn' want it to get crowded over the years. We totally understood the feeling, didnt stop us from scoring the darkest deepest barrels.
i can remember just body surfing and ending up high and dry on the beach, that was in the 80's, when the gulf stream comes close to shore and hurricane season comes early its great, funny growing up there i never saw one surfboard.
Your surfing sure makes us look good here in NS! 🌊👍 That break was amazing! For those wondering where this is the clue was in the edit...or maybe that was a tease, who knows? I bet there's a few surfers who know...in any case...what more could you ask for? Yeewww! Cheers, John ;)
fairly warm. 5 or 6mm for the coldest days. Hood, boots and gloves. Getting in is a bit painful when the water creeps in but they do their job. Once the water is in and you're moving it's all good. But if there are any leaks you REALLY feel it. The worst part aside from getting in and out of the water/changed etc...is probably the lack of flexibility, but honestly once you're out there doing it, you don't really care that much. Surfing is surfing after all. It's almost always fun.
@@doublestrokeroll Thanks for the insight. And I know surfing big cold waves must be a greater challenge. It is harder to hold your breath in cold water.
East Coast of Canada has few surfers, great waves after a hurricane comes up from the Caribbean and blows it self out on our shores... Fishermen stay home and the ocean is empty...Gotta like the cold though - Beer and Lobsters to be had at every Hamlet you drive thru..
Gonna be tricky to find this wave, they tell it's in Canada. Ok 2nd biggest country with the most coast line in the world. Somewhere in N.S. I presume.
I surf east coast New jersey to Sebastion in Florida also cocoa beach .And Virginia they had some knarly waves there like 9 feet .This year i might join ya in that area .I don,t have a wet suit though???
I used to surf with board shorts around the end of August till the end of September, depending on if a hurricane blew through and pushed the Gulf Stream inshore.
yeeeeesh what a perfect fun wave! nice one felt the froth vicariously when you pulled up and saw it going off
Epic. That wee board looks sooooo fun.
How good moondog! Humble hero
Very very cool thank you for sharing Red Bull. Happy surfing for Virginia Beach :-)
GREAT FIND LADS STOKED FOR YOU WISH I WAS THR
Super high quality waves!
That wave @5:50...O Canada!
In 2011 some mates and I drove from Toronto to Nova Scotia to surf during the winter. Being from Trinidad we were stoked for some snowcapped sessions. We got some of the best left and right hand point breaks to ourselves. The locals then, were against foreigners taking videos because they didn' want it to get crowded over the years. We totally understood the feeling, didnt stop us from scoring the darkest deepest barrels.
typical trini bullshit .
Love it 🥰
That little board is crazy love it and the firing lefts. It didn't look frigid icicles cold which is nice.
No crowds, amazing!
Wicked waves and no one to have to share them with...heaven
LONG RIDES -- THE ONLY WAY TO LIVE!!
Epic
Spider twinny 👀 got one too amazing little board
Freakin' Ragland Bay looking lefts, this was sick!!!
Surfing east coast in Virginia and Cocoa beach .Never tried the north side .Will be watching this area
Man that first location with no one out, insane
That's Canada in a nutshell - huge country, few surfers...
I,m like catch them all !!!
@@BMWSRR-yd6do no one up here thinks there's a surf scene
@@LSPD1909tofino is crowded asf and expensive :(
@FREDDY-xm5dx tofino is nuked with tourism but it's not bad in the winter.
What kind of wetsuit is needed for Canadian Atlantic coast? The waves are amazing, perfect size to have fun!
i can remember just body surfing and ending up high and dry on the beach, that was in the 80's, when the gulf stream comes close to shore and hurricane season comes early its great, funny growing up there i never saw one surfboard.
Nice.🌊
What a legend he shapes own serpent sleds boards and rips the back heavily
No crowd problems in Canada. How lucky are you ! 🤫
cliff jones Letting Love Slip Away
Siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiick!
Whow je pensais pas que le Canada avait des spots de surf !!!
C'est trop bien😁🤙
Il faut que tu vien a Colombie Britanique (Ile de Vancouver). Tu es bienvenue mon frère
Your surfing sure makes us look good here in NS! 🌊👍 That break was amazing! For those wondering where this is the clue was in the edit...or maybe that was a tease, who knows? I bet there's a few surfers who know...in any case...what more could you ask for? Yeewww! Cheers, John ;)
Holy smokes, what a great spot!!
Super local secret 😜😜
the clue is the Tim's cup on the ground when buddy's waxing up his board... just find a Tim's and you've pretty well got 'er pegged!!
Anyone know where in NS this is? I've been surfing here for 15 years and haven't seen this level of wave quality locally.
Lawrencetown, just have to wait for the right storm
No way that's Lawrencetown
@@erebody Yeah, not Lawrencetown.
this video drives me insane, the fact that I haven't found this wave yet uhhhhh
@@nikscooterboy I thought for a bit it could be wine harbor but that last clip...I have no idea
Where in New Brunswick?
no mountains like that on canada's east coast lmao
What beach did you catch those waves on?
Not as long as raglan or pavones but it barrells more
Perfect wall
How warm do those multi mil suits keep you ?
I've only lived in Florida then Hawaii, then Florida for the past 35years.
fairly warm. 5 or 6mm for the coldest days. Hood, boots and gloves. Getting in is a bit painful when the water creeps in but they do their job. Once the water is in and you're moving it's all good. But if there are any leaks you REALLY feel it.
The worst part aside from getting in and out of the water/changed etc...is probably the lack of flexibility, but honestly once you're out there doing it, you don't really care that much. Surfing is surfing after all. It's almost always fun.
@@doublestrokeroll Thanks for the insight. And I know surfing big cold waves must be a greater challenge. It is harder to hold your breath in cold water.
just stumbled upon.. lol
East Coast of Canada has few surfers, great waves after a hurricane comes up from the Caribbean and blows it self out on our shores... Fishermen stay home and the ocean is empty...Gotta like the cold though - Beer and Lobsters to be had at every Hamlet you drive thru..
Gonna be tricky to find this wave, they tell it's in Canada. Ok 2nd biggest country with the most coast line in the world.
Somewhere in N.S. I presume.
not tryna blow up anybody's spot, but...5:43...um....goo....
I surf east coast New jersey to Sebastion in Florida also cocoa beach .And Virginia they had some knarly waves there like 9 feet .This year i might join ya in that area .I don,t have a wet suit though???
@@bhotsnax clearly not from around here
New scotia, canada!
@@bhotsnax 😂
Please tell me where this is
🤔
Nova Scotia
@@Benjiefrenzy most definitely EXCEPT that cut of the mountains at 3:55 was not in NS
@@adamrosenbaum6328 Those are the Highlands
@@Benjiefrenzy jeez - I've never seen CB look like that before
What month ??
We get that as the Fall hurricanes come up from the Carribean and blow out on our shores...
Nova Scotia 🧚🏼♀️🍀🦋
Hmm. Never seen such little neoprene on someone surfing in Canada
summer hurricane surf!
Yeah,by winter it’s a different story.❄️❄️
I used to surf with board shorts around the end of August till the end of September, depending on if a hurricane blew through and pushed the Gulf Stream inshore.
Australian Skinny Pete?
Funky song?
oooo fuck bud, skeleton bay eh
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Nova Scotia