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Ocean City Rager - May 22-23! PDF Print E-mail
Written by Mako Mike   
Wednesday, 28 April 2010 09:34

Most of you have been out to Oc but just wanted to take a minute and post some info for the new peeps that haven't ridden jet skis out of the Ocean City Inlet before.....

Boat ramp address:
Ocean City Commercial Harbor
12806 Sunset Avenue West
Ocean City, MD
http://mddnr.chesapeakebay.net/fish/map ... lity=WO010

Campground (ask to stay near the Wavejunkies):  http://www.castawaysrvoc.com/

Its best to ride out at the shoal an hour before low tide.  It's usually bigger then.
Sat 22nd low is @9:22am
Sun 23rd low is @10:15am

  • The no wake zone is almost all the way out the inlet.
  • You CAN'T ride any were along the ocean shore legally (in the surf).
  • You CAN ride in the bay.
  • You CAN ride at the shoal anytime and anywere you want legally. 
Just want everyone to rip some jetskis, chillax at the campground, and have a good time with no problems. :partyman:


Those of you with couches - there is a ramp at the camp ground and you can ride out the inlet from there.  Just too far for stand ups.  I've done it before on a larger pwc but cuts your riding time down a lot.

-Mako Mike

Last Updated on Wednesday, 28 April 2010 09:38
 
Fun in the Sun - 2010 is picking up! PDF Print E-mail
Written by beachjunkey   
Monday, 12 April 2010 11:51
The Junkies are back out and riding in full force.  Be sure to check the Trash Talk - Ride Announcements forum to catch a ride together.  ALL PWC AND ALL RIDERS ARE WELCOME!  So bring your jetski and come on out to get acclimated before the routine flatness of Summer hits.  Remember, Rudee Inlet and Virginia Beach surf can be tricky to tackle alone - so grab a junkie and become a junkie.  Cool
 
Wavejunkies vs. Hurricane Bill PDF Print E-mail
Written by beachjunkey   
Monday, 24 August 2009 12:40

The junkies were treated to no less than four straight days of epic wave riding bliss this weekend, much thanks to Hurricane Bill gently grazing the central East Coast!  Junkies were riding around the clock morning and evening to take advantage of this truly rare pleasure.  I know I personally lived out of my truck and the showers at Croatan up until Monday.


Last Updated on Monday, 12 April 2010 15:27
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Wavejunkies hit Daytona Freeride 2009! PDF Print E-mail
Written by beachjunkey   
Wednesday, 21 January 2009 12:59

What a great weekend fellas. Phil, Penny, Becca, Dan, Cameron, and Carissa all caravanned down from Richmond. Landon, Vanessa, Brian, Bryce, Wilkey, Lucke, and Robbie did the caravan from Va Beach with the skis for the guys who flew down - CJ, Torr, Dan, and kinda me 8). Us and Scott and Jena all drove up from here. It was cool having several of the junkies all together again.

The event was great. Lots of cool skis and cool riders. It was too much fun hanging out with all the junkies again. Miss yall already :( Thurs-Saturday were all pretty messy with a strong current and mostly 2-5ft waves and cold. Sunday and Monday were much nicer and 1-4ft clean waves. I think Pete won sickest trick for a one-handed one-footed backflip! :shock: Bryce won a complete setup of the new adjustable xmetal pole system in the raffle! :rock: I don't think they did a cherry buster.

Last Updated on Thursday, 19 February 2009 11:28
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Wavedaze 2008 a SUCCESS! PDF Print E-mail
Written by capehenery   
Wednesday, 29 October 2008 22:29

Credits:  David Hull, photos

Story: Allen Loree, President of the AWA charter for Va Beach Wavejunkies.

Wavedaze 2008 was proved to be a growing success with over 97 registered riders participating from 15 different states. The wave Gods failed to favor us this year with abnormally tame surf dominating, but the good times and fellowship ruled the weekend. Wavedaze is an event for both the freeride community and for rec riders. Several riders took the opportunity to ride 13 miles off shore to the Chesapeake Light Tower. Others joined us on a leisurely cruise up the coast escorted by friendly dolphins and a bit of history at the Cape Henry lighthouse. Freeriders stayed close to the beach and ripped the few waves that came our way. The parties continued into the late evening at Chicks Cafe with entertainment on Saturday by The Hemingway Method.

New Jersey’s own Pancake Pete hosted a surf ride clinic and also received the Big Air award for the weekend. Brian Willkey won the Sick Trick and  __Name to follow_____ for the Crash and Burn award, seams even without waves he was able to show the group the best bail.

Our sponsors really stepped it up this year for our charity raffle, and we can’t thank them enough. Hundreds of items were given out, including hoods from Waterdawg Customz and Watercraft Factory, as well as a complete pole kit from X-metal. The sponsor list included names like Atlantic Jet Sports, AWA, Group K, Hydro-Turf, Hooters, Jet Ski Solutions, Lehr Performance, MSD, PWC Illustrated, Riva, Ronnie Mac, Skat Trac, Slippery Wet Suits, Sunrise Cycles and Watercraft, Wamiltons and many more.

Giving back to the community is an important part of Wavedaze. Riders raised $2500 towards the Virginia Beach Volunteer Water Rescue Squad and another $1000 for the AWA to keep protecting our riding freedom. We’re already planning for Wavedaze 2009 tentatively scheduled for October 2nd - 4th 2009. We look forward to seeing you there.

Last Updated on Thursday, 19 February 2009 11:36
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