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Tanner Gudauskas' Quiver for Bells Tops

From Left to Right:

  1. 6′0″ x 19 ” x 2  5/16″  Proton, squash tail
  2. 6′2″ x 18 ½” x 2 ⅜” mbm+ step up , rounded pin
  3. 6′1” x 18 ½” 2 5/16″ Rookie, round tail

Tanner Gudauskas' Quiver for Bells Bottoms

Pat (left) and Tanner (right) size up there Bell's quiver.

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2010 Bells Quiver for Pat Gudauskas

From Left to Right:

  1. 6′0” x 18 ½” x 2 ¼ M-4, Roundtail
  2. 6′1″ x 18 ⅜”  x 2 5/16″ MBM+step, up Rounded Pin
  3. 6′1″ x 18 ⅜” x 2 ¼  Rookie, squash tail

Pat Gudauskas' Bell's Quiver 2010 Bottoms

Pat Gudauskas checks out Pat Currens 5'2'' Step up

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skindogphoto.com

To see some really cool on-board photography and maybe for some of us to actually see what it looks like inside a real barrel, check out Ken Collins aka “Skindogs” new website, skindogphoto.com

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The 1986 rematch you’ve been waiting for!

Californian style guru Tom Curren vs Australian surf hero Mark Occhilupo. One heat. Two legends. Three reasons to be at Bells Beach this Easter.

The rivalry between Australian wunderkind Mark Occhilupo and California soul champion Tom Curren produced the most exciting competitive clashes in the history of surfing. Their 1986 heat at Bells Beach is critically considered the best heat ever surfed in pro surfing.

During the 1980’s no rivalry was more heralded than the Tom Curren / Mark Occhilupo challenge. Whenever the two surfers came up against each other in heats, sparks flew, temperatures rose and onlookers gathered to witness unmatched and historic wave-riding duels.

“I saw Occy before he became a household name, when he was first breaking out, it was at Jeffreys,” said Curren. “He had so much energy, just pushing every turn with so much speed and power.”

Keep Reading about The Showdown

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Kelly Slater
Taylor Knox and Kelly Slater pack their bags and score some fun right points. Check out the story on Surfline as they prepare for the Australian leg of the 2010 Tour.

Check out all the photos and Videos here.

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Here are the dates to see the premiere of The Union Express:

Apr 2 2010 7:00P The World Premiere of The Union & VerseS at Elks Lodge Presented by Zoey’s Cafe, 2 shows 7 and 9:30 Ventura

Apr 3 2010 8:00P The Union Express & VerseS Premiere and show at Saint Rocke Hermosa Beach, California

Apr 10 2010 7:30P The Union Express & VerseS Premiere and show at Santa Monica Surf Shop Santa Monica, California

Apr 15 2010 7:00P The Union Express & VerseS Premiere and show at Lido Theatre, 2 shows 7:00 and 9:30pm Newport Beach, California

Apr 16 2010 8:00P The Union Express & VerseS Premiere and show at Public House Temecula, California

Apr 17 2010 7:00P The Union Express & VerseS Premiere and show at La Paloma, 2 shows 7 and 9:30pm Encinitas, California

Apr 18 2010 8:00P The Union Express & VerseS Premiere and show at Coach House San Juan Capistrano, California

Apr 23 2010 8:00P The Union Express & VerseS Premiere and show at Downtown Brew San Luis Obispo, California

Apr 24 2010 8:00P The Union Express & VerseS Premiere and show at Rio Theater

The Union Express Trailer.

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Rosie Young painted this board for her son, Nat Young.

Best airbrush ever. Painted by Rosie Young for her son, Nat Young. Enjoy.

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Nat Young. Photo by Nate Lawrence.
Photo: Nate Lawrence

Nat Young stormed into round one of Innersection with his electro-driven part that’s got people talking bout two things: his surfing and his music choice. We caught up with him to find out how he went about building the two-minute section.

By Matt Skenazy

SURFING Magazine: How did you hear about innersection.tv?

Nat Young: Just from people taking about it saying, “are you gonna put a part together for that new Taylor Steele video?”

How did you approach making your clip?

When I got home from Australia about a month ago me and Ryan [Moss] decided to put something together, we pretty much started from scratch, but we realized it would be a good opportunity for both of us.

Keep reading on surfingmagazine.com

Check out Nat’s section and vote on innersection.tv

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