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| Surfspot: |
| Town: | Sedgefield |
| Province: | Southern Cape |
| Country: |  South Africa |
| Classification: | Reef Break |
| Predominant Wave: | Left Handers |
| Favourable Winds: | north-east |
| Swell Range: | 3-8 ft |
 | Toobhunter 26th May 2007 09:42 |
| let me put it this way before surfing this spot. It has a huge deep channell which seperates the 2 reefs. This channell is used by great whites as a know brreeding ground. Consevation officals go up there in April and May and count how many are in the chanell. And I have seen 2 great whites swimming next to each other in a swell there. Anther spear fisherman said that a shadow passed over him while hiding for fish down there. And you are really buggered if you get bitten there as there is no place to land a chopper! | |
| George Wolfaardt 10th April 2007 09:41 |
| ahh ha! i've surfed this place once. It has a mean offshore when everything else is onshore... quite a sick wave I agree!! | |
| Nathan Wood 31st January 2006 15:01 |
| Phat barreling left on 2ft of razor sharp reef!!! secret spot | |