Another year rolls around and lo and behold
I'm back at the
Currumbin Alley Fish Fry again!
The brain child of the Big Fish himself, Grant
Newby, the fish fry this year opened its ranks to all manners of innovation in shaping. Originally
conceived in Oceanside California as a celebration of the humble twin finned fish, the Australian event is now host to all contemporary
shapers to get together with their peers and share their inspiration and ideas.
The Papa ventured out early this morning with all the best intentions of covering the meet only to find that when he arrived his camera had been ransacked of spare batteries by the man-boy 'Chip',
Arrgghhh!!!
This brief pictorial was shot before the last
EverReady gave up the ghost.


Eden Saul's Dead Kooks, fully
resin'd, massively
logular, d-fin powered.

Diverse, Blue tipped resin heaven.

The Papa Represent! Papa Torpedo shaped by Grant
Newby.
Shoji Muto's 3'9"
Simmon's Paipo hybrid.


Grown, from
Lennox Head
NSW, hollow timber and red tint fury. A 5'8" s-deck round tail single fin that just pleads fun with a capital F.


The future is fantastic! Grant
Newby's innovative epoxy
vacum bagged timber
simmon's quad. A board in Six Hours! No glassing required, just rubbed back with superfine grit sandpaper and oiled with Lanolin this baby is fast fast fast! Beautiful
Japonese '
future' fin set up packs power and adds grace.
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