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Here's our monthly recap of links to all the Surf Spot Photo Galleries and Videos we have for the entire month of December. Unfortunately not many good days for December, we only have photos from Bay Street and Venice. Bay Street

Bay Street - Thursday 12-27-2018


Venice Pier

Saturday 12-1-2018 Photo Gallery
Saturday 12-8-2018 Photo Gallery #1
Saturday 12-8-2018 Photo Gallery #2
Sunday 12-16 2018 Photo Gallery
Venice Pier - Thursday 12-27-2018 Photo Gallery



Wanna see last month's Photo Gallery Recap?
Click November Surf Spot Photos Recap

A clip from the upcoming documentary on the Venice Surf-A-Thon Surf Contest.

With the 2018 coming to a close, a popular thing on Instagram has been the #2018bestnine posts. A site called 2018 Best Nine collects what they consider your best 9 posts on Instagram and makes a photo collage of them.

Here is Shacked's:



And the Best Nine from our Online Store:





To see what your best nine are , go to 2017 Best Nine, it's free and nothing to install or sign up for.

Here's just a few of the photos from Thursday morning at the Venice Pier. These were shot by Six12 Media. These are just some of the photos from this session. If you were out there, you probably got some surfing shots in the complete photo gallery, check them out, the link is down below.
















You can find over 100 more photos from this session, all full size and in high-resolution, in this photo gallery:

Venice Pier - Thursday 12-27-2018 - Photo Gallery


If you were out there, we probably got some cool surfing shots of you, go check them out!


Wanna see photos from previous days at this and other local surf spots?
Click Surf Spot Galleries and look for the spot and then the date.

Check out these new shots from Bay Street. These photos were taken by California Mermaid Photography.




You can find a few more photos in the photo gallery:

California Mermaid Photography - Bay Street Photos

If you were out there, there probably is some cool surfing shots of you, go check them out!

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A night of surfing in Malibu turned tragic for two brothers.

At about 11:40 p.m. Thursday, screaming was reported at Topanga State Beach, where sheriff’s deputies found a man who had been performing CPR on his brother. The two brothers had been out in the water for a night session of surfing.

As they surfed, the brothers lost track of each other, authorities said. One of them later found his brother face down in the water and dragged him to shore, where he performed CPR, but was not able to save him.

Sheriff’s deputies say the two brothers are skilled surfers in good physical shape. The brother who died had been a pro surfer at one point, according to a deputy. The surfer’s father and brother were both on the scene immediately after his death.

The surfer was later identified as Damon Michael Geller, 48, of Pacific Palisades, according to the coroner’s office and the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.

A high surf advisory has been in effect for Southern California’s beaches since Monday after being extended multiple times.

It’s not clear if the high surf advisory, or a possible medical emergency, played a role in the surfer’s death. An autopsy is pending to determine Geller’s cause of death.

The tragedy was first reported to 911 as reports of someone screaming on the beach by people in a nearby Arco gas station, but Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies are not calling the death suspicious.