Johnny Abegg Going left in NZ on his fish. Yew!!!! Video by Mick Waters http://www.littlehouseproductions.com.au
Johnny Abegg Going Left
Archived Posts: Local Team Riders
Archived journal posts are listed below from most to least recent. You will find links to even older posts beneath the list.
A Day At Pandanus Point– Jordan Nobel & Sasha Leitmanis
Over the next we will be showcasing 4 exciting little mini movies from our surf team riders… so stay tuned. Here is the first Jordan Nobel and Sasha Leitmanis during a recent road they loaded the … continue
Watch Two Weeks Now
For more information on the film and the film maker Johnny, follow the link below to the official blog spot of TWO WEEKS. http://twoweeksfilm.wordpress.com/2011/05/01/watch-two-weeks-now/
An hour In The Sea With Jarrah Lynch
We spent an hour in the sea with Jarrah Lynch finless surfing. This short film is a preview of more to come from Patagonia Australia.
Noosa Festival of Surfing 2011
There is something heartwarming in watching children, women, ‘legends’ of our sport and the top ‘pros’ swapping longboards, shortboards, pieces of wood and even swim fins amongst one another. Smiles and hugs are thrown about … continue
Patagonia Presents…‘Two Weeks’: The Online Film Premiere
Two Weeks, the heartfelt film experience by Byron Bay Filmmaker and Surfer Johnny Abegg (On Credit), is set to make its online debut as a free release through Vimeo and Youtube on May 1st. The … continue
Sasha
Traveling soul: Sasha Leitmanis
Johnny Abegg & The Byron Swell
No stranger to substantial swells, Patagonia team rider teamed up with lensman Tommy Milledge to take advantage of a cyclone-generated swell in his hometown of Byron Bay.The morning session had been a dream, long walls peeling … continue
Bee ay en jay O
A staple character in Sydney’s northern beach lineup, Patagonia team rider Banjo Mclachlan, with his talented and stylish surfing, spends as much time in front of the lens as he does behind it. The following … continue
Vinaka Fiji
Dustin Hollick hits the trails again, this time leaving the tepid shores of his Apple Isle home and venturing to the temperate climes and perfect reefs of Fiji with his young (and forgiving) family in … continue
