Meltdown at Plantagen

We started with a sunset session Friday night after work. When we got there the waves was inconsistent and only knee high. Things was looking shaky an soon there would be dark. Even though we decided to give it a chance and luckily the waves came within half a hour repaying us with shoulder high sets.

The forecast for Saturday was saying 2-3 m swell on the North shore of Sealand. 8.00 am we were back and Plantagen was pumping...

Excitement... Waves and offshore wind.

Cold perfection... water temperature is 3 degrees Celsius.

The Krygell brothers ripping

Magnus Krygell aka pipemaster

Anders Krygell aka The Duck

After 5 hours surf we were beaten, but with a big smile :)

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BigSunday called off

The forecast was looking really good, 12 m/s from W starting Saturday night and continuing all night and all Sunday with ground swell of 1.5-2 m from NW peaking at noon. Well thats not exactly what we got... everything was dead flat until noon when knee high waves was showing up. At 15 pm we went out and waves was waist high and the biggest set delivered shoulder high.

Rider: Anders Krygell

Rider: Anders Krygell

Rider: Anders Krygell

Rider: Me

Rider: Me

Definitely surfable but not just what we was expecting...

Thanks to Andreas for shooting some nice action pics.

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Langebro going off

Swell, Sunshine, and no crowd what more can you ask for. This was my first time surfing this spot and I'm totally stoked. We got long clean rides of up to 150 m.


At sunrise the wind was hauling but within a hour it dropped rapidly and we was left with long clean sets of 1.5-2 m.


After a few hours the wind had dropped totally and the waves got nice and glassy... nam-nam

Not to speak of the peelers offering some amazing rides.

Rider: Anders Krygell

What a day.... Give us some more of them!!!

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