SurfingVisions

North Western Ireland of Silgo is the small town of Mullaghmore and you would have to say this place when it comes to surf has had a great winter season.

Giant swell hits the coast of California causing flooding and destruction.

Tonnta Leanúnacha meaning in Irish is Continuous Waves and this what you get more so than anywhere when comes to this Irish slab called Mullaghmore.

Autumn just keeps giving and this time its at home in Sydney.

When you feel the talent and passion of someone young who wants ride big waves, i like to take notice.

Where the ocean sends the waves only to send them back to where they came from.. a cinematic short of ocean beauty.

On every trip/Swell Chase, I make a home movie and share it generally with the surfers i follow.

So here we have Part 2 that takes us to two of the best slabs on the East Coast of Australia.

When you see a storm that's as big as Australia that literally fits between NSW & New Zealand and just sits there for 5 days you know there's going to be some great surfing action to chase.

There’s a special big wave slab spot 25 minutes from my Sydney home and when all the stars align Deadman’s can seriously put on a grand show.

I've seen a lot very dangerous surfing locations but this spot Luna's takes the award for the scariest.

Tim takes us out to an Aussie slab that can deliver serious barrels & wipeouts.

After 5 days of torrential rain that left the east coast of Australia in the worst floods in a 100 years we knew that once the rains past that the Pacific ocean would create some beautiful waves.

Okay, you've seen the warm up swell in day 1, now here's the real deal.

Coming from the deep south a storm pushes up two days of waves to a south coast bombie that will go down in the history books.

When the swell comes straight into the reef at Cape Solander in Sydney simply its too dangerous to paddle hence the only way to go is tow.

A mesmerizing look at the Super Bank in all its glory featuring one of the worlds best waves Kirra.