York, Maine
Call it what you want, the great blizzard of 2013 made a serious impact on the Northeast.
Nemo Found: Northeast Blizzard Surfing
Maine
Sunday morning in Maine -- powder runs after the storm.
Long Beach Island
36-degree water and hard offshore winds is a small price to pay for open ones like this.
Chad Speedy
The Outer Banks had a strange blast of warm water -- 60 degrees in January. Chad Speedy, caught by surprise in his full cold-water gear, must be roasting in this foamy barrel.
Clay Pollioni
Saturday afternoon was a different story from Saturday morning in New Jersey. It was still cold, but the sun came out as the swell and wind died down for Clay Pollioni to get all rampy.
Fisher Heaverly
Fisher Heverly made the trek up from Emerald Isle to score Hatteras last Friday. He and Matt Lusk opted to go down the beach and shoot this perfect left wedge that was coming in with no one on it.
Long Sands, Maine
When this protected little corner in Maine gets huge and snow-covered, it's like a New England storybook.
Danny Mears
This winter has been pretty inconsistent on the East Coast. But when it has come alive, Danny Mears of Barnegat Light has taken every opportunity.
Outer Banks, North Carolina
"The surf fired all day long -- one of the most memorable and photogenic days I've had here. It was primarily local surfers getting shacked all day long in 60-degree water and 60-degree air," said Matt Lusk.
Stefan Gamon
Stefan Gamon isn't pro or even sponsored. He's a student at Rutgers. But he'll pull into anything in New Jersey, on the coldest of days.
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York, Maine
Call it what you want, the great blizzard of 2013 made a serious impact on the Northeast.
Maine
Sunday morning in Maine -- powder runs after the storm.
Long Beach Island
36-degree water and hard offshore winds is a small price to pay for open ones like this.
Chad Speedy
The Outer Banks had a strange blast of warm water -- 60 degrees in January. Chad Speedy, caught by surprise in his full cold-water gear, must be roasting in this foamy barrel.
Clay Pollioni
Saturday afternoon was a different story from Saturday morning in New Jersey. It was still cold, but the sun came out as the swell and wind died down for Clay Pollioni to get all rampy.
Fisher Heaverly
Fisher Heverly made the trek up from Emerald Isle to score Hatteras last Friday. He and Matt Lusk opted to go down the beach and shoot this perfect left wedge that was coming in with no one on it.
Long Sands, Maine
When this protected little corner in Maine gets huge and snow-covered, it's like a New England storybook.
Danny Mears
This winter has been pretty inconsistent on the East Coast. But when it has come alive, Danny Mears of Barnegat Light has taken every opportunity.
Outer Banks, North Carolina
"The surf fired all day long -- one of the most memorable and photogenic days I've had here. It was primarily local surfers getting shacked all day long in 60-degree water and 60-degree air," said Matt Lusk.
Stefan Gamon
Stefan Gamon isn't pro or even sponsored. He's a student at Rutgers. But he'll pull into anything in New Jersey, on the coldest of days.