Why A Fish Is The Biggest Secret To Small Wave Surfing Success

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Title	:	Why A Fish Is The Biggest Secret To Small Wave Surfing Success
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Thanks a lot! This was a great video👍🏼 I am going to buy my first fish soon I have never surfed a fish before, so I wonder how it will go🤙🏼 I will buy a 52 classic fish BTW what are the difference between different fishboards? brI hope that you can reply I am 12 yrs old💙
Comment from : @Cooltrickjamie

Yes, having a fish can be very benifishul! Thanks for the tips!
Comment from : @KookSurfing

How much commission is machado given you😂😂brBut it's is an amazing board and one to have in your quiver
Comment from : @stevenharrison7560

Fish wait to spting back to you dude that old shape was not good from the 70's since them we radically changed 80"s sharp radical bullet no fish twins anymore
Comment from : @BlauLion

BRO you nailed every aspect of the Fish perfectly brAge 75, been surfing Florida waves since age 11 in 1961 Fish is my choice 90 of the time
Comment from : @billanderson2217

I think you've got your wettie on inside out
Comment from : @andrewmanger3841

Thanks for the videos and tutsbrI have a 5’9 seaside which I do enjoy brI have been using Machado quad setbrHave you tried any other fin sets ? Either twin like a AMK or maybe a different quad set ? brThx
Comment from : @garylugg9860

Can we say the same thing for fish/hybrid models? I have a Channel Island Joe 5”11 pretty thick surfboard?
Comment from : @palindrome06

Hi Ryan, I'm an intermediate surfer: wich volume and length of a retro fish should be right for me? (168 cm - 60 kg - small waves) Thanks
Comment from : @badaelaori

Thanks for all the great info about how beneFISHial it is to get a fish! I'm looking to upgrade from my Wavestorm 5'6 Original New Modern Swallow Tail which has been a bit of a struggle when the waves are fat, small and mushy Super fun for barrel-hunting on bigger days, but those are less common at the beach break I surf Just trying to figure out what dimensions would make sense for me in a fish model I'm 5' 10" and 183lbs, intermediate level, been surfing about 10 years vacation-style, so only about a month of the year I get to surf daily I did a ton of skateboarding growing up, so you mentioning that fish boards feel loose like a skateboard is attractive Twin setup sounds great What dimensions would you suggest? Thanks!
Comment from : @rykelo8

Shredder
Comment from : @irietropicals4255

Great video! Having the right board for the surf is something I completely underestimated I had a 6’2” glazer It had enough volume but I think the shape was all wrong for me and the waves I was surfing Now I have a 5’8” seaside that works great if it’s got a little more power and a 6’2” sweet potato for the really mushy stuff
Comment from : @TW-pq3hn

DAAH!
Comment from : @Joe-pc1ju

What does he mean when he describes the section as fat??
Comment from : @WadeSmith19

Hey Ryan, thanks for another great post What's your experience of mail order boards? Do they arrive undamaged, no dings? Is this risky?
Comment from : @andysmith6975

Some cool moves you’re pulling on that thing, would be interested to see how you’d look on a board with a bit more length,,,?
Comment from : @TH-nc1gj

Hey Ryan, I’ve been learning to surf for about 18 months riding an 8 foot EPS single fin and would like to move down to a fish shape soon I am 6’2 and 95kg, what size do you think I should get a fish shaped board in? Something around my height or should I add a few inches and get something like a 6’4/6’6 fish shaped board with 45-50L of volume?
Comment from : @lincolnsmith245

I bought the seaside on your advice and I have never looked back It has pretty much been the only board I’ve ridden for the last 3 months Thanks bro 🤙
Comment from : @dpc721

I think that board needs more wax
Comment from : @RedRussel

Totally not a “fishy” video
Comment from : @rickavery1372

Hi, I'm a good beginner surfer that uses every opportunity to travel to surf sites given the fact that we don't have the possibility to surf in my country Your videos and surfskating ease the waiting period in between Have you already done or plan to do a video on picking surfboards depending on the surfer's lvl and size? I know it's not an easy task, but this problem seemd a bit overwhelming For example, I'm 6 feet and 75 kg, what length and buoyancy of fish would you recommentd? Keep up the great work :)
Comment from : @Roman-zs9qm

i really want to get into surfing but my nearest beach is 2 hours away what board would you recommend to a beginner - intermediate tht already surfs with a foamy
Comment from : @rileycox-barlow5720