Back in early Jan TC Evan graced our shores, many spots had their day during the swell, from the main ones to lesser known little nooks and corners, this is a roundup from a few spots in the Bay of Plenty area all the way up to the Far north of NZ. We’ve saved the best of it for issue 03 set to drop in March.
Josh Adams gets a nice little green view at his local. Photo: Rambo Estrada
A venture South would have seen you find some sweet little runners if you knew where to look. Photo: Skip James
The Whangaroa Bay area produced the goods. Photo Jeremy Thorns
Matt Hewitt off the bottom of a beast at his home beach. Photo: Jereme Aubertin
Who said Mount Maunganui doesn't barrel? Photo: Rambo Estrada
Fickle inlet waves lit up, some will recognize this spot. Photo: Jereme Aubertin
Some of the islands off the Northern East coast had nice waves on offer. Photo: Guy Mac
Another outer Island bombie. Photo: Guy Mac
Alex Dive racing a section at home. Photo: Jereme Aubertin
Justin Souter made the journey out of the Auckland big smoke. Photo: Jereme Aubertin
This wave is dependant on so many factors, scoring its one day window was a real treat. Photo: Jereme Aubertin
Upper Coromandel goodness, Matt Hewitt and Ryan Heath split by a rainbow. Photo: Jereme Aubertin
Ben Poulter ventured over from Raglan in search of hollow rights and wasn't disappointed. Photo: Jereme Aubertin
Braedon Williams arvo boost a few hours North of his Whangamata home. Photo Jereme Aubertin
Alex dive was unfortunately out shone here.. Photo: Jereme Aubertin
More Coromandel perfection. Photo: Keone Campbell
Tully Farrell took a break from his surf school to get a fix. Photo: Rambo Estrada
The Farm was at her finest. Photo: Rambo Estrada
This spot breaks about once a year if your lucky, Leon Santorik was in the right place at the right time. Photo: Bas Van Est
Another unknown local shred dog. Nothing beats your home break on its day.. Photo: Nick Herd
