Comments...

comment by Anonymous, 2007-10-14 21:38:25

trust me, this is very shit wave compared to outside.. hardly ever works, and even when it does its shit.. very shit..

comment by hkyclaudia@gmail.com, 2005-10-05 19:18:03

Who is srfing here?
Going to Taiwan around the end of Oct, I am a total beginner. If someone is surfing here, can I join you?

comment by Long dong, 2005-06-17 13:12:03

big dump wave with the binglang washout. shoot the curl with the morey doyle and hit the beach with Gotcha echo beach shorts....

comment by Ghost Face "Pub Surfer", 2004-11-03 10:25:00

jia le shui - good learning spot
was a beginner when i began at jia le shui, surfed for six months, fairly consistent, got pretty powerful when typhoons were in the mix, created a decent swell. Overall, a good spot to learn at, and good to fine tune your long board skills...

comment by ayane, 2004-10-28 08:25:57

missing the waves
I went back to taiwan and went to the surf camp at jia le shui and met a lot of friends. It's awesome! It was quite an experience, with the typhoon hitting on us and everything. It was fun though. I enjoyed it a lot.

comment by mani, 2004-03-15 12:56:09

well, no need to argue!
i was there during typhoon with surfing pals....and obviously only locals and some foreigners who familiar with Jialeshui dare to surf there last summer(in typhoon season), they seem had lots of fun while chasing typhoon around Kenting...plus they are super friendly to all surfers with good vibe/attitude.

i guess only ppl who shows up there frequently qualifed to judge what are good waves!

everybody has their fit waves to ride,no need to argue & being so mean to others

PEACE

comment by kyle, 2003-11-16 15:28:53

The way j-shui breaks
Jia le shui is by far one of the most novice waves of them all. The conditions are usually poor with a consistant side shore onshore winds with dirty water. Its a relativley fat wave with lazy takeoff and a slow pealing right-hander that can go quite a ways some days. The left side of the peak closes ouy and rarely works. Even when it does it is rarely riden because of the current and the paddle back.Jia le shui does hold a pretty meaty wave and when the conditions are right it can be a good way to feel out some big waves without the worry of getting held under to long. It is often packed with people (mainly begginers) but you can still get your fair share of waves.

comment by anonymous, 2003-10-31 23:20:01

Ronan's a bitch-boy
I hope everybbody enjoys all the waves Taiwan has to offer, with the exception of painsy ass bitch-boy Ronan.

comment by felopian tuberider, 2003-10-15 06:53:57

surfing is about a good vibe
Surfing is about a good vibe , positive energy
non-judgemental. Why do you ruin this????spread the seed of surfing knowledge to whomever shall receive it to all points of Earth where there is SURF

comment by ronancarn@hotmail.com, 2003-09-02 06:01:34

Dedicated to "the anonymous real men" of taiwan
Okay… Well if you don’t like Jialeshui’s waves just don’t pollute the forum with your useless messages. I guess that everyone understood that you are a hard-boiled guy, surfing real waves with real balls. Like you said “leave the real waves for the men » Come on....good for us, we won’t see you in the sloppy Jialeshui anyway we don’t like anonymous out there