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South Florida is renown for it's year-round warm climate, an intense multi-cultural society and for having a plethora of nightclubs, strip joints and escort services all in one place. The beaches there are good for fishing and diving since the water is usually calm. Occasionally in the winter months the area's beaches get waves from the north when swells generated from large North Atlantic Storms get sucked into the Gulf Stream, slip by the Bahamas and end up tapering along the shore between Palm Beach and Miami-Dade County. Here is some footage of Reef Road around 2000-2001 🌊

[@markweigel3301]

😎🇺🇸🧜🌊🏄‍♂️I ❤Reef Road 😎🤙

[@buzzo89]

I wonder how many of these bloke's still surf these wave's, really good footage, love the older stuff.

[@roosdad1]

During Hurr. Lee, spent a few days up at Fernandina. Def bombing. The one morning, the wind was NONE. The noSEEums there were actually, SEEums there were so many. I thought of your channel. Little bastards were feasting all the way to second duck dive. Almost as bad as Playalinda....almost

[@kevinkhoy7171]

What year was this? 🌊 A Very special day for 🏄 Palm Beach Florida 🤙

[@theskepticalskeptic]

Ive definately put some time in on that wave- its sneaky poweful for an east coast spot- not to mention the slab across the inlet....

[@jonahhex9620]

Soundtrack works

[@jonahhex9620]

Waves look right as I remember them but Dat green? Maybe I'm going color blind