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Staff If we had to give credit, it was probably Mark Healey who first brought attention to the beefy, but short, left that comes off California’s most famous big wave. But others have worked at making it a wave we watch, too. And this week, while his dad blew minds on the right, John Mel started to open them on the left, as he reportedly caught numerous barrels on the not-so-overhyped section near Half Moon Bay. Powerlines Productions was on hand to capture the glory. View Comments

Chuck Patterson enjoys epic wave skiing session at Mavericks January 14, 2021 | Surfing Chuck Patterson is probably the world's most famous wave skier. But he had never surfed Mavericks. Until this day. On January 10, 2020, Patterson was at Half Moon Bay, ready to take one of the finest swells of the century at the infamous Northern California surf break. He had always dreamed of skiing down Mavericks - it was on his to-do list. Having grown up in Tahoe, Chuck Patterson is an accomplished mountain snow skier. So, if he's able to ride 60-foot waves at Maui, Mavericks is just another day at the...

Did Pete Mel Just Catch the Wave of the Decade at Maverick's? Many in the channel say, "hell yeah!" Photo: Audrey Lambidakis Link copied to clipboard Earlier today, Peter Mel, who already snagged one of the best waves of the year at Maverick’s on December 8th — and was towed into a bomb and then rescued by his son last Saturday — just upped the ante. Again. See below for video and Mel’s take on the wave, and stay tuned here for our realtime updates on this series of swells. All photos: Audrey Lambidakis “That wave was by far my best in 29 years of surfing Maverick’s,” Pete said...

Surfer Peter Mel took on pinnacle Mavericks for a ride that will become the measuring stick for all others.

Mavericks Half Moon Bay | Riding the 'wave of the decade' While San Diego has been seeing big waves, nothing compares to the surf at Mavericks in Half Moon Bay, where the waves have been 40 to 50 feet. Author: Shawn Styles (Weather) Updated: 5:49 PM PST January 11, 2021 San Diego has had plenty of big waves this past week. Monday morning the Ocean Beach Pier was closed and so was Crystal Pier in Pacific Beach. In La Jolla, the swell was more focused and waves were running four to six feet with solid eight-foot wave heights.  While San Diego has been seeing big...