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comment by Anonymous, 2008-08-29 20:27:05

Back in yousta
First people to surf this island where some of the few local charter captains who happened to surf. This happened back in the 70's. I started surfing this wave in the mid 90's with some friends. We had boats in Gulf Harbours and it was a straight shot. Definitely a tropical sureal spot. Almost reminds me of the Mentawaiis in Indo. Def best to head out there on a clean Tropical Swell. Cold front swells pack a punch but the ride out prepare to take a bath and make sure you dont have a tiny boat! The currents, unpredictable breaking waves can spell disaster when try to set anchor. Depending on swell direction and tide north or south end sand bars can be better. BEWARE of sharks!! You think Im kidding grab a mask and snorkel and look inside the channel when you motor around the key..might make you rethink your session. However clean long waves with no one out and possible epic sessions when conditions are right. Cold front swells on a switching w to ne wind best as well. Be repectful of the guys who are there and surfing.

comment by Anonymous, 2006-12-24 19:26:51

Christmas Swell
There should be a swell perfect for Anclote this Tues. (12/26/06). A nice NW swell w/ offshore winds. The compton springs crew will be out and if it hits like it should I'll post pics. Peace.

comment by Anonymous, 2006-11-24 04:29:19

danger!danger!
I want to add another dangerous thing about Anclote island. The guy that surfs the spot. Yeah, that tarpon local, his backside thwacks can break necks! Seriously guys this is no joke, Ive seen it happen. So whenever he's going backside try not to look back or just brace your neck,securely take your hands and brace the neck tightly. Im telling you from experience, this shit ant funny. Matty fissel what up homie! Peace out yall