Park your at Long Reef beach and prepare for an extremely long, frightning paddle. To surf this place properly you will need a big island style gun and a lot of experience in huge style. This place has power like some of the famous big wave spots in Hawaii.
this bombie needs a storm swell to get going. it is usualy pretty deep out there so the waves r really full and therefore hard to catch. best bet is a longboard, or if u wanna take a risk with a shorter board, sit on the outside of the impact zone. ull get more waves, but come a cleanup set, and u might be regretting it...has power- u dont want to get caught in a set. if you have a jetski, tow ins are not a bad idea when its clean. i suggest not going out unless its clean, which is rare, because groundswells are very rarely big enough to get going on the bombie
comment by anonymous, 2006-02-09 06:37:31
krazy kiwi
this place is pretty tame im 15 an i surfed it 5 ft it sucks up an throws a lip bt not worth the pro or kamakazi statis where i surf in a sold 6m swell we gt 10 ft sets off the point nw i broke my arm there bt nw surf it when ever it breakz need 6'8" plus or tow in
comment by anonymous, 2005-01-23 05:59:29
dude yeh long reef breaks on 2ft days, but only the bomby breaks on masive swels. this spot isnt long reef, its longy bombora. and its like bloody pipe, u need xperience
comment by Anonymous, 2007-06-10 13:26:18