November 16, 2008

Surfcasting at Sunrise

The Morning Angler

While everyone's sleeping, I'm out chasing the light. Yesterday morning at South Miami Beach, this was the scene.

Enjoy the rest of your Sunday folks. I'm cooking a boliche roast for the next 3-4 hours which should be ready by kickoff. Go Fish!

Posted by Cigar Mike at November 16, 2008 10:18 AM

Comments

Cool pic, Mike. This morning, I bet you that same place is full of surfers riding the post-cold front waves.

Oh, and I have to correct you, it's "Go FINS!" Bon Appetit!

Posted by: Robert [TypeKey Profile Page] at November 16, 2008 10:57 AM

there was one surfer yesterday and you're probably right after the front ...

Posted by: Cigar Mike Pancier [TypeKey Profile Page] at November 16, 2008 11:01 AM

You know, I've always wanted to see a picture of steam coming out the ocean on a cold day. I heard that happens when a cold front hits Miami. Do you have any pictures of that, Mike?

Posted by: j2tharome [TypeKey Profile Page] at November 16, 2008 07:16 PM

j2tharome, I've only seen that in canals, lakes, ponds, but not in the ocean. I have a few shots like those somewheres...especially in the Glades.

Posted by: Cigar Mike Pancier [TypeKey Profile Page] at November 16, 2008 08:48 PM

Wow! How beautiful! I bet the water is warm too!

Posted by: SunriseInHavana [TypeKey Profile Page] at November 17, 2008 12:28 AM

warm is reltive. The water is freezing at 60+ degrees.

Posted by: Cigar Mike Pancier [TypeKey Profile Page] at November 17, 2008 05:57 AM

As a scuba diver I noticed that water needs to be a least 78-79 degrees to be enjoyed, anything below that calls for a wetsuit or plenty of alcohol.

Posted by: FreedomForCuba [TypeKey Profile Page] at November 17, 2008 12:16 PM

Correction,

Water at 78 degrees starts feeling cold as that 1 degree makes a big difference.

Posted by: FreedomForCuba [TypeKey Profile Page] at November 17, 2008 12:20 PM


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