who is coming ?

I want to Jase - but got so much legal & statuary poo to sort out over the next month or so , I cannot see it sadly ..... I am itching to get over to God's backyard & pull the old Greenroom (section 7 - paragraph ii , vector 3b) ambush on the Prez Asea ..... geez I need a holiday badly

Ahhhhhh soon

Sorry Jas far too many people for me to even contemplate it. Perhaps when they have all gone home I might consider a side trip. Thinking the mid year Byron trip will be replaced with a Nossa mission this year. Now I just have to start praying that I luck into some swell

If the swell looks good I'll be there.

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Locky24 said..
If the swell looks good I'll be there.

Locky hi,is it next week

the swell is looking awesome

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jasdeking said..
the swell is looking awesome

jas i think its on next week am i right

tomoz to pre kick it off there is the watermans challenge at DI ... i will post pics, i have i think think 8 boards on the roof already ( just helping out competitors )

will be an epic day

peeps in it are :

Two Noosa surfers have been chosen in the elite squad of eight invitees to contest the first ever Jeep Waterman Challenge at the Cricks Noosa Festival of Surfing next March. 2006 world longboard champion Josh Constable and reigning Noosa logger champion Harrison Roach have been selected in a field that includes three former world champions, while Noosa?s Matt Cuddihy and Maroochydore?s Nic Jones are first and second reserves.

The invitees for the $2,500 winner take all multi-discipline event are, in order of selection:

Harrison Roach (Qld): all-round winning performances on short, long and finless over past five years, plus second placing at this year?s Deus Womp Comp bodysurf event.

Taylor Jensen (USA): Two-times ASP world longboard champion and current number 9, plus recent results in WQS shortboard and acknowledged finless exponent.

Harley Ingleby (NSW): Former ASP world longboard champion and current number 3, former WQS shortboarder, well-known finless performer.

Jared Neal (NSW): Currently ranked 13 on ASP world longboard tour, consistent high finisher in recent years as well as highly-rated on shortboard and finless.

Bryce Young (NSW): Former high-ranked ASP world longboard tour surfer and acknowledged as one of the most versatile surfers on the planet.

Ryan Burch (USA): Regarded as one of the most outstanding free surfers in the world, able to perform on virtually any platform.

Josh Constable (Qld): Former ASP world longboard champion, former WQS shortboarder, veteran competitor.

Dave Rastovich (NSW): World class free surfer and environmental activist, recognised by his peers as one of the greatest all-round watermen ever produced in Australia.

1st Reserve

Matt Cuddihy (Qld): Popular and very talented all-boarder who divides his time between Noosa and California, competing when he feels like it, ripping whenever he hits the water.

2nd Reserve

Nic Jones (QLD): Up-and-coming world class waterman with good recent finishes in ASP longboard and shortboard, and a big Sunny Coast reputation on finless.

The Jeep Waterman Challenge will be held on one day in the best conditions on offer between March 6 and 8, preceding the Cricks Noosa Festival of Surfing, at a remote location on Noosa?s North Shore (permissions pending). The eight invitees will compete in longboard, shortboard, finless surfing and body surfing, with the winner being the surfer with the highest cumulative score. The call on surfing will be made at 6pm prior to each day of the window, with competitors, judges, officials and media being ferried to the event site by a fleet of Jeeps at dawn on the day of the event.

Noosa Festival of Surfing contest director Alan Atkins will direct the Challenge, with Festival head judge Zippy Pearson leading a specialist judging team that will include multiple world bodysurf champion Mark Cunningham of Hawaii.

The Challenge will be filmed for inclusion in the Festival webcast and the four finalists will perform all disciplines during a demonstration heat on the afternoon of Saturday 8 March 2014.

Noosa Festival director Phil Jarratt said that the Jeep Challenge had generated an incredible amount of interest amongst watermen from around the world. ?This concept is a world first and people really seem to be excited by it. Of course there are many more all-boarders who also deserve to be invited, but we had to keep this first one limited so that we could complete it in one day in a remote surf location, creating the smallest footprint we could.?

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asea said..

jasdeking said..
the swell is looking awesome

jas i think its on next week am i right

yeh officially yeh

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jasdeking said..

asea said..

jasdeking said..
the swell is looking awesome

jas i think its on next week am i right

yeh officially yeh

As it only 20 min up the road I'll be there for sure with camera in hand.

Dave Rastovich (NSW): World class free surfer and environmental activist, recognised by his peers as one of the greatest all-round watermen ever produced in Australia.


Clearly a different definition of waterman to what the Hawaiians use

was an insane day at double island some amazing surfing and these guys were so fit to last

i will post pics

^^How long does it take..........

Sounds like a great day out.

Come on Jas - we can not wait all night

**** him Ted, . It's half time in the footy and I am impatient

So I found my own

Gallery is here
http://www.pacificlongboarder.com/gallery.asp?id=172&category=1&action=display




I'm sure Jas's will still be better..

Nice work SP. It looks like they had a fun day even if it was a touch busy and small. Its a wonderful spot. Looking forward to getting back there one day.

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Ted the Kiwi said..

Come on Jas - we can not wait all night

oh im smashed will post tomo .. you get the idea from plm

early start this morn... g night

No problem Jas - looking forward to the pics tom when I wake up

sounds wicked Jase .... weather & water looks even nicer than wicked too

random selection of the day great tent village set up for such a remote location, club surfers sneaking in a wave in between heats and of course the pros on all types of craft ... by the end of the day the competitors was just exhausted non stop surfing and running back up the beach.... its a long wave di

Looks like fun Jas. The Nossa points would have been a bit bigger and uncrowded then all day long

on the way to paradise in the yewoo truck

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jasdeking said..

on the way to paradise in the yewoo truck

Lock , Stock and shizzloads of smoking hot guns Jase .....

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thePup said..

jasdeking said..

on the way to paradise in the yewoo truck

Lock , Stock and shizzloads of smoking hot guns Jase .....

it was ol boy constables whole quiver for the comp on me roof... tie them on yourself i says to him , that way if they come off its yo problem

Awesome work mate .... top thread - special days in life

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thePup said..

Awesome work mate .... top thread - special days in life

thanks man!!

guys LIKE noosa mal club on facebook ... heaps of pics will go up over the days

yew

the bar is ready !! the guys did an awesome job

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Ted the Kiwi said..

Dave Rastovich (NSW): World class free surfer and environmental activist, recognised by his peers as one of the greatest all-round watermen ever produced in Australia.


Clearly a different definition of waterman to what the Hawaiians use

I think I get what you mean Ted.

Seriously but I've got some footage of him going hard at Jaws about 3 or 4 years ago.

For a mello cat he still has a pretty big set of brass monkey's

Some.great shots there jas....now keep them coming

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chrispy said..

Some.great shots there jas....now keep them coming

LIKE noosa mal club on facebook ... heaps of pics will go up over the days

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jasdeking said..

on the way to paradise in the yewoo truck

I think your number plate sums it up nicely.... Yeew.....

Great shots jas.