WHEN THE CROWD FACTOR GETS TOO DANGEROUS - NOOSA, AUSTRALIA

Noosa is an amazing wave 20 minutes after first light, by 4:45 its almost not worth staying out as half of brisbane paddles out behind you. By 7am teh crowd factor is just too dangerous with 90% beginners sitting on the shoulder just waiting to ruin your wave.
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[@user-df3ju6pl1k]

Helpful footage to point out that people are selfish or clumsy and don't have the respect or common courtesy to paddle out of the surfer's way to the inside and duck dive. That will allow all surfers to enjoy their wave and reduce general carnage.

[@chriscantor6329]

Also they should start their paddle back out by heading so wide that they do not need to do what you correctly advise. So many waves are constrained by riders having to dodge obstacles when they need more speed to make sections.

[@stribo]

Paradise lost

[@FromTheMosh]

Noosa is so special when its on. I just cant deal with the crowds anymore myself.

[@chriscantor6329]

Likewise.

[@stevenhusmann3816]

not nearly as crowded as my homebreak. But my homebreak is small mushy weak closeouts in cold dirty water

[@NautFin]

Where is my false teeth. who knocked my yeeth off, they were on the table soaking. mam mam mann

[@thestow35]

...and that's why I only surf Noosa with a softboard. the carnage is all man-made

[@paulmatich8985]

That is why I now own and drive some fast cars

[@bicyclingbum1551]

Im gonna start surfing a 21ft tooth pick at all long point breaks.. move or be moved.

[@djizzah]

fark dat

[@stuartjackiegraymccoy8151]

pumping. busy af but mostly civilised, nothing too blatant or nasty going on.

[@redson425]

If you weren't born here, don't surf here. I'm over all the blow ins.