Fish Surfboards For Small Waves

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Riding the Waves on a Fish Surfboard

In countries which do not get big waves or when conditions aren't producing big waves the fish surfboard is the answer. A short fat surfboard which develops high speeds and is very manouverable even in the poorest of conditions.

The fish surfboard is the master of generating high speeds from small or very little waves; this gives you more opportunity of surfing throughout the year thus maximizing your surfing opportunities.

Retro or twin fish surfing boards feature a wide tail and nose with 2 fins. Due to their wide profile, they have plenty of foam volume, thus, making them an ideal floatation device. The great thing about them is the fact that they paddle and catch waves like a longboard but they surf like a shortboard. They are the ideal choice when surfing on small to medium waves.

Yellowtail 6'10 Dual Fin Retro Fish Surfboard

Yellowtail 6'10 Dual Fin Retro Fish Surfboard


The 6'10" Twin fin YellowTail is the versatile fish. Its extra size makes paddling and catching waves very easy while being short enough to offer good maneuverability. This board is perfect for an intermediate surfer who wants to drop down to a smaller board. Great for those smaller days but still a ton of fun when the waves get bigger. Colored yellowish-orange with gloss polish. Includes 2 removable FCS compatible custom color matched 5"x8" keel fins. Glassing: 6oz + 4oz deck / 6oz bottom and Surfblank foam. Dimensions are 2 7/8" thick, 22 1/2" wide, 17" nose and tail.

Are Fish Surfboard one of the Best options

Fish surfboards are usually quite short compared to other types of surfboard generally they are under 6 foot in length and were originally developed from kneeboards in the 1960's. This board will normally have a twin fin combined with a swallow tail which makes this board very maneuverable in small waves. This board faded in popularity until the 2000's when a resurgance of fish board sales came in the wake of a great surfer call Tom Curren. Other boards can have a fish tail such as the shortboard or the mini-longboard but they are still different from the more traditional Fish Surfboard.

The modern Fish surfboard has come along way since it was first used over 30 years ago but the new designs look totally different than those early designs and resemble the shortboard or mini-longboard every year, however the fish surfboard is the loosest and most easy to turn of all surfboards and giving it the ablilty to achieve high speeds even in the smallest of waves. However because it is generally small and light you too cannot be too big and this type of board will suit a surfer of about 11 stone or lighter, some will take a heavier weight but generally if you are over the 11 stone then the fish surfboard is not for you.

5'4 Clownfish Tri-fin Retro Fish Surfboard

5'4 Clownfish Tri-fin Retro Fish Surfboard

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Why is The Fish Surfboard Better Than a Longboard?

  • WindyWinters Oct 23, 2011 @ 2:53 pm | delete
    These Fish Surfboards are sure colorful. I haven't been surfing but now I know that it would be better to use a Fish Surfboard. Happy Surfing!
  • TheGoodSource101 Oct 13, 2010 @ 10:37 am | delete
    Any Board is Better than a Longboard unless you are over 60 or it's Flat.
    Good Lens!
  • PetMemorialWorld May 18, 2010 @ 5:36 pm | delete
    These an awesome board!

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