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The Surfer's Journal

THE SURFER'S JOURNAL 35.3

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THE SURFER'S JOURNAL is more book than magazine. A reader-supported surf publication founded in 1992, it's a vivid, authoritative, and independent document that delivers purist surf energy in each bimonthly edition.

On the cover: Eithan Osborne, apex phase, Indonesia. “He had a career session that day,” says photographer Duncan Macfarlane.

In this issue, we view the stills of a revered auteur, report from the Baltic Sea, camp in South Africa, and study the open-ocean exploits and innovations of a Garden Isle surfer/navigator. We also follow the unadulterated tracks of an Australian modern classicist, examine the compulsive need for waves, hook big bass in Middle America with a Hawaiian shredder, and more. Pick up TSJ 35.3 for the full trip.

SO LONG, SHREDDER
The unavoidable death of you and your surfing.

INTERVIEW: LUNKERLAND
South Shore ripper turned pro angler Matty Wong on the parallels between surfing and fishing, the never-ending hustle, and more.

DEEP WEST
When the berg winds blow, the winding dirt tracks and open desert along South Africa’s isolated northwest coast call.

THE NAVIGATOR
Interisland and panoceanic explorations with Nick Beck.

ADDENDUM: STEERING ANCIENT WAYPOINTS
Nick Beck and the Holopuni Hawaiian sailing canoe.

CAPTAIN FUN
The still photography of the late Sonny Miller.

WELCOME TO HEL
Chasing grinding Baltic cylinders in Poland.

PORTFOLIO: GROUP SHOW
Prime optics from 9 of the world’s best shooters.

STAGE NAME
The passions of Matt Chojnacki, the Waxhead.

THE RIDE
Short fiction from 1967.

UNDERCURRENTS
Australia’s original surf city, surf travel gone wrong, a psychedelic session, and revisiting Steve Pezman’s 1977 interview with Timothy Leary.

23 x 28 x 1 cm | English | 138 pages