
Who we are
Surfing Fukcs is a surf site by and for the Rejects of Surf: the ones who’d rather be in the water than in a meeting. We see the sport from a California beach point of view, sand in the truck and salt in the hair, but we love waves everywhere on the globe, from Oahu to Portugal to Bali.
What we cover
- Surf reports for spots around the world
- Contest news, women’s and men’s
- FreeSurfers and creative surfing off the tour
- Boards, Wetsuits, Gear and New Tech
- Surf Fashion and Beach Life
- Vintage boards, legends and history
What we don’t do
No corporate fluff, no lectures, no made-up numbers. If we don’t know something, we’ll say so.
Land of the free, home of the wave. Paddle out with us.
Sources & credits
Surf News headlines link back to the publishers who wrote them:
- Surfer
- Stab
- Tracks Magazine
- Surf News Network
- International Surfing Association
- Surfing Australia
- SurfGirl Magazine
- Carve Magazine
- Boardsport SOURCE
- Firewire Surfboards
- Vissla
- Zigzag
- California Surf Museum
- Pinch My Salt
- World Surf League
- The Inertia
- Kai Lenny
- Adam Bennetts
- Drifter Surf
- Ben Gravy
- Miguel Blanco
Surf Report data: Open-Meteo marine forecast models.
From the dock: Daily Picks
Phounder’s Fotos

October 31, 2026
After the Storm
After the storm, a rainbow over the open road. Good things come after the rain.
photo: the Phounder
Short Term Memories (2)
After the StormOct 31, 2026
Called Off the BoatOct 28, 2026
Jesus Teaches Us…
“You are my friends, if you do whatever I command you.”
John 15:14
World English Bible (public domain)
Past days
- John 15:13“Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.”
- John 13:34“A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another. Just as I have loved you, you also love one another.”
- John 15:12“This is my commandment, that you love one another, even as I have loved you.”
Scripture quotations: World English Bible, public domain. Jesus mostly spoke Aramaic; the Gospels were written in Greek. The Ge’ez Bible of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church is an early translation from the Greek.

