Plenty of Fish: Andrew Kidman’s Skip Frye-shaped Twin-fins At Work

[@BigDaddy-hn7oh]

I had a single fin fish in the 70s, I seen a guy at point (P.B.) ride one of these a long time ago when I lived there . Really cool . .

[@oceanandtrail]

Please more fish content in the Journal! Thank you!

[@trikael]

I rode Lis fishes during the 70s, and at one point needed a new board and couldn't get one from the Green Room, so I had Skip Frye shape a fish along similar lines. It was a good board, but not in the same class as Stevie's stuff. A Lis fish has an ability to turn square off the bottom and then project speed down the line that you have to experience to believe. They need a steep wave to do their best, but that's true for kneeboarding in general.

[@MK-su6eg]

Lucky enough to ride skip Frye's boards in San Diego late 70s! Aloha from Hawaii

[@metomhub]

nice trippy 70s style surf video

[@RobCummings]

Beautiful boards are perfect for northern NSW beachies.

[@austinap2248]

Another unique shaper from the late 70's when I was living in Sunset Cliffs was John Belik

[@ralphiewigs2208]

yes, I've seen his boards. Does he still shape?

[@imagocancun]

Best board ever

[@sealaka]

Beautiful

[@chrismo2922]

PMo purple tint ?

[@chrismo2922]

My favouritest colours ever.

[@countryroadstakemehome]

different, i liked it

[@co8539]

This has gotta be the worst surf film I’ve ever seen. Just abstract clips of nothing. Not a single watchable wave

[@WhiteNacho]

Great music horrible photography.

[@jamestopham7744]

Ugliest boards ever