3 Reasons Why Every Surfer Needs A Fish Surfboard

Surfers at all levels can benefit from riding a fish style surfboard. In todays video Ryan explains exactly what these benefits are and why you should get one! Do you have a fish and love it too? Let us know why in the comments below. ilovesurf.co Check out my website for I LOVE SURF clothing and accessories. Use The DISCOUNT CODE: ilove10 For 10% OFF Your First order

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Surfers at all levels can benefit from riding a fish style surfboard. In todays video Ryan explains exactly what these benefits are and why you should get one! Do you have a fish and love it too? Let us know why in the comments below. ilovesurf.co Check out my website for I LOVE SURF clothing and accessories. Use The DISCOUNT CODE: ilove10 For 10% OFF Your First order

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for 3 Reasons Why Every Surfer Needs A Fish Surfboard

Mathias Defuse
Mathias Defuse - 4 years ago
Fish as first surfboard? Allready advanced in Skimbaord. Thoughts? Great vid btw buddy ;)
pqhara
pqhara - 4 years ago
Thanks for the video. I’d like to ask you to explain differences between different kinds of twin fins as well as when it’s better to use a twin, thruster or quads.
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
A lot of personal preference involved with this one. I suggest trying them all and seeing what you like!
Marcus Louie Vega
Marcus Louie Vega - 4 years ago
Im 5'9 180lbs and the smallest fish ive used with ease is a 5'10. Do you think i can jump into a 33L 5'6 fish? I will wait for your thoughts before i buy it! Thanks brother @howtorip
Marcus Louie Vega
Marcus Louie Vega - 4 years ago
@How to Rip my home break is under a flat spell... i have more time to think about it. Thanks for the tip!
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Hey Marcus, provided the volume is slightly higher than your normal shortboard, than it shouldn't matter. Even a 5'2 fish that was 33lites would work...Does this help?
Ricardo São Simão
Ricardo São Simão - 4 years ago
Very confortable in my longboard, decent trimming but want to do some cut-backs and started to look for a fish.
But what about the volume? Need it to 3-6feet surf. I´m on my fourties. My height is 5.8 feet/weight 154 lb. Still fit!
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Tough to say, but perhaps 28Litres! There are lots of variables Ricardo, it is hard to say.
Daniel Boardman
Daniel Boardman - 4 years ago
Great vid. I forgot how much I love my Sculpt Throwback semi-fish. Surfed macca's this arvo at around 2 foot and managed to get a couple of tail slides off the top. Cheers bro.
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Nice Dan, they certainly can spice things up in those conditions! Stoked it went well
Jason Glover
Jason Glover - 4 years ago
dims on your gofish???
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
5'3 stock dims
Dylan Carr
Dylan Carr - 4 years ago
I would love your opinion on what my first board should be. I have been borrowing a foamie for about a month now and am able to pop up and ride unbroken waves most of the time. I am 16, 5’9, and 155 pounds
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Nice work Dylan, check out our video "What Surfboard Should I Ride", that should help!
Carlo Grotti Trevisan
Carlo Grotti Trevisan - 4 years ago
Hi, I really like the channel but I hate fish surfboards LOL and this video confirm that isn't the board for me and my style.
Will
Will - 4 years ago
New surfer, looking to buy first board. Able to stand up on a 6'5 tri fin in good waves. I'm 6'1. Would you recommend a fish, say a 6'4, or a bigger board for a first purchase?
Love your videos, thanks!
WorkForAvocados
WorkForAvocados - 4 years ago
Will if you’re already able to stand on a 6’5 thruster, I don’t think you need to go bigger. You’d probably love a 6’2/6’3 fish with some volume! Have fun brother

10. comment for 3 Reasons Why Every Surfer Needs A Fish Surfboard

George Beesley
George Beesley - 4 years ago
Shocking amount of adverts boys!
Kevin Bellock
Kevin Bellock - 4 years ago
also the argument why every surfer should own a longboard
Prep Has Fallen
Prep Has Fallen - 4 years ago
These guys are so anti-longboard it should be criminal. To be fair they didn't learn to surf as adults so it's not surprising their perspective is skewed. Most beginners cant even pop up on a mid length, let alone a fish. Also the zone of being able to catch a wave and take off on a fish and other low(er) volume boards is so much smaller as board length and volume go down.



Beginners need the largest margin for error (positioning, timing, popup, foot misplacement, accidentally stalling upon takeoff, etc) and these small boards are setting people up for massive frustration and low wave count.
djnandosan1
djnandosan1 - 4 years ago
Wich are the dimesions of your board?
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Stock dims on the 5'3, 20 1/4, 2 3/16
Lucas Cheida
Lucas Cheida - 4 years ago
i just ordered a hypto krypto replica because of your videos, can't wait to surf that!
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Sounds good Lucas, let us know how they go!
Ho Stevie!
Ho Stevie! - 4 years ago
Cause they funnnnnn
hotdogbeefcake
hotdogbeefcake - 4 years ago
What are your thoughts on fish that are 6 feet and longer? Does it maintain the same qualities of a fish at that larger size?
barend
barend - 4 years ago
Great video! Planning to by a fish from watching it. However, what size should I choose? I'm 6'4 200 lbs and surf a 6'2 hypto krypto at a decent level. Keep the same volume, but look for something shorter? Like 5'10 twin..
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Have a chat with the shaper, etc...you are buying your new board from, but I think you are on the right track. If you know your current volume on your Hypto, you can start looking at fishes from different shapers and see what size twin that would work out. Eg: 30litres might = a 5'7 twin for someone, or a 5'5 for someone else.
germanchow1976
germanchow1976 - 4 years ago
Yeah, I agree very much. It's good to have fish. I am very happy with mine.
Justin
Justin - 4 years ago
The majority of my learning and excelling on a shortboard came from my GoFish. Unless it's 7ft+ I never see a reason I would pull my Sci-Fi out.
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Nice work Justin, it is a fun board
Lucas Mayfield
Lucas Mayfield - 4 years ago
i have a 6ft fish. it’s only 2 inches shorter than me and seems to hard to turn. also it’s 21” wide and makes it hard to get that bottom turn and do a snap off the top. do i just need better technique or a smaller fish?
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
It's hard to say in regards to your technique, but it sounds like it might be too big.

20. comment for 3 Reasons Why Every Surfer Needs A Fish Surfboard

Jeremy Walsh
Jeremy Walsh - 4 years ago
Great Videos, keep em coming!!!
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Thanks Jeremy
Dustin Sanders
Dustin Sanders - 4 years ago
I just picked up my first fish! It’s a nasty old board and I can’t wait to try it out.
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Awesome, hope it goes well!
Kzycho Be
Kzycho Be - 4 years ago
Okay man I gonna have this bloody fish!
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Let me know how you go!
Nick Wells
Nick Wells - 4 years ago
I’m riding a 7’ 10 funboard and I’m pretty new to surfing. I can pop up and ride straight, learning to trim now. Should I get a fish or am I being too overzealous for my skill level?
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
I would give it a few more months so that you are at a point where you can trim comfortably and make small direction changes / turns. Definitely start looking what is out there though!
Jon Horvath
Jon Horvath - 4 years ago
Can you do a puts and takes of a Fish vs a Mini-Simmons ?
Matthew Wetmore
Matthew Wetmore - 4 years ago
My fish has allowed me to be more confident on mushy/soft waves, focus on rail to rail surfing, making sections I would sometimes miss on a shortboard, and overall progression when the waves get good on my shorty. Mines hand shaped by a good friend/local shaper - 5'10" around 3" thick with a step deck. Ride it as a twinny and it's so dang fun. Keep up the videos y'all! Yewww!
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Sounds like a fun board Matthew, nice work!
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Cheers Romain, thanks for the feedback!
Hugh McKendrick
Hugh McKendrick - 4 years ago
This recent inovation of volume in litres for board selection for your bodyweight/ability , I find a little confusing. I would always purchased boards by length x width x thickness. My most recent purchase, 5'11" 37 lts in volume. For my ability, (resonable intermediate) and age, 61, I was assured this was ample volume. I wanted the 6' with 40 lts. Was told high volume, pushing water needlessly when padding.
The problem is I keep going back to my comfort blankets 6'2", 6'4" & 6'6" all with different volumes, the 6'2" has the most volume, a twin fin fish. Was the saleman right ( he had both the 37 & 40 lts in stock ) and I should persevere with the 5'11" ?
Hugh McKendrick
Hugh McKendrick - 4 years ago
@Jon Horvath The bonzer and quad were second hand purchases, so what I could find of those designs, compromises and the twin fin was new, what i thought was a small enough board for the type..
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
It depends on how those boards feel, the types of waves you are surfing...It is very hard to say. Try them all and see which ones feel best in certain types of conditions.
Jon Horvath
Jon Horvath - 4 years ago
@Hugh McKendrick I tdef looks like you prefer more volume so just stick with what you like. You also seem to have a pretty large volume distribution if those nums that you calculated are correct. I prefer to have my longest board, the 6'8" step up, with a few liters extra volume 40L for paddling and then I have a 4'10" mini simmons as my groveler with the least volume 37L and one board in between.
Hugh McKendrick
Hugh McKendrick - 4 years ago
@Jon Horvath My body weight is 69kgs. No volume is marked on the boards so I have done the maths, 6'2" twin fin 45lts, 6'4" bonzer 46lts and 6'6" quad 37lts, the board I surf most out of the three.
The 37lts board I purchased was a Kelly Slater design Omni. Maybe the salesman was correct, given that I prefer the 6'6" @37lts
Or should I have insisted on the 6' with 40lts of volume, especially coming into Winter in the Northern Hemisphere?
Jon Horvath
Jon Horvath - 4 years ago
You didn't say what your weight is or the volume of the 6'xx" boards in your quiver? I would think the 5'11" (is it a fish or some other groveller?) would be slightly lower volume than the 6'xx".
Kyle Mc Naughton
Kyle Mc Naughton - 4 years ago
When performing a forehand cutback, why do I keep falling backwards off the board? I cannot progress from this move!

I ride the ahurricane vampire twin fin setup
Kyle Mc Naughton
Kyle Mc Naughton - 4 years ago
@KiwiInKanto Man at this point I am trying everything. I will give this a go and see what happens as this is exactly what is happening!
KiwiInKanto
KiwiInKanto - 4 years ago
i suffered from this very situation i found going into my cutback i would drop my leading shoulder which would lead me to a go to hard on to the rail and end up on my back. i worked hard on keeping that shoulder up as i go thru the top turn ,i kinda tried to lead with my finger tips and not with my elbow( if that makes sense. ne hoo that really helped me to stop falling on cutbacks
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Have a look at other videos in our playlist Kyle, they should help!
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Perfect timing Morgan!

30. comment for 3 Reasons Why Every Surfer Needs A Fish Surfboard

Ethan Kirby
Ethan Kirby - 4 years ago
do a why you need a single fin longboard vidoe
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
I need one of these first
Laughter Addict
Laughter Addict - 4 years ago
I'm 6'3" 210lbs. I ride a 6'6" CI Pod Mod all the time. Even on bigger days. Love that board 48 liters of fun
Keith Kovachi
Keith Kovachi - 4 years ago
I have a 5’8” Pod Mod. Great board.
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Nice, the Ci Pod Mod is a fun board for sure.
Valentin BLANOT
Valentin BLANOT - 4 years ago
Great video mate couldn't agree more! It also helps you improve your style I reckon :)
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Thanks Valentin, definitely!
Tyler Ohta
Tyler Ohta - 4 years ago
Great vid! Love my keel twin fin. However, not all fish are created equal, such as retro vs modern or 2fin vs quad fish. I feel like I can surf my modern twin in all conditions. Thanks guys!

P.S.Can you do a video on Asyms?
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Yeah good point, they certainly aren't limited to small waves. We will see!
jibmoney
jibmoney - 4 years ago
It will be my next board, thanks.
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Good choice!
Branden Carpenter
Branden Carpenter - 4 years ago
You guys have basically taught me how to surf! I’ve just started this year and following your advice and tips I’ve quickly went from a 9’ foamie to a 8’ fun board to a 6’6” Fish. Thank you so much for helping me get into this sport. It truly is life changing. Keep the videos coming!
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Hey Branden, this is fantastic, nice work! That is the perfect way to progress with boards. Thank you for trusting our advice! We are so stoked to hear this, well done. Keep ripping and please keep us up to date with your progress!
Connor Pearson
Connor Pearson - 4 years ago
You could also go deeper into quad vs twin fishes and keel vs twin fin setups. I personally like quads better. Ask firewire to send you a seaside (for free) lol!
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Yeah great idea Connor, I think quads allow you to surf a bit harder on these type of boards. Haha that would be nice
Chad Nix
Chad Nix - 4 years ago
I've got a 6'0 RNF Retro Fish from Mayhem and I love it! Thanks for the tutorials guys, its been super helpful!
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Sounds good Chad, thanks for your support.
Chad Atkinson
Chad Atkinson - 4 years ago
Is there a reason why you emphasise the Fish rather than hybrids or grovellers?
Do you consider true Fish to only be twin fin setups?
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Good questions. The outline of the board I'm using in this video is certainly more of a 'traditional' fish outline. Hybrids are also great fun in these conditions. Grovellers have their place too, but I think hybrids and fishes offer an experience which is different again. I have surfed hybrids as thrusters and quads, both of these were great also. Best advice is to start trying as much as you can, see what setup works best for you.
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Thanks Lashawn!
Bartez Cabrera
Bartez Cabrera - 4 years ago
Thanks for your videos.Helped me in progres.Right size fish is a defo "must have".
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Thanks for your support Bartez, glad it helped!
Jaime Hagadorn
Jaime Hagadorn - 4 years ago
Thanks Ry. I appreciate the advice. I had been debating on only going down by 1 ft to a 6'6" vs according to the charts the sizes that you mentioned seemed to be the right size for me so I was a bit nervous on what to do since it would be over a foot difference in length. I appreciate the advice. I think I will probably go with the smaller size since I am still getting the buoyancy needed. I have been recommended to a good local shaper so I will touch base with him in the next few weeks to get things rolling so I can have my board in time for Christmas.
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Thanks Jaime, bad luck about the lack of waves this summer. Gender doesn't matter at all in regards to board selection. Factors like your height, weight, ability and the current board you ride are more important. I agree a swallow tail is a great choice for a fish, most models like this have a swallow. I would discuss this with the shaper you are going to buy a board from also, but I would think around a 6'0. A 6'1 in the same model as what I am riding comes in at almost 40litres. That would have plenty of buoyancy for you, but also give you the chance to surf a smaller board with more manoeuvrability.
KOSTAS GOULAS
KOSTAS GOULAS - 4 years ago
i prefer to surf with grovelers like puddle jumper or pukas el locco since i find easier to slide the tail
VJ ILUMINOUS
VJ ILUMINOUS - 4 years ago
Yo man! Nice video, I have a kind of a half-fish, sort of it.
In Brazil we call this fatter boards "Merrequeira" , like, a small wave is a "Merreca" In our coast, most part of summer, we have smaller waves.
I would like to know what´s your height/weight, if you dont mind. I´m buying a new board for summer and this info, and the video of course, will really help to measure (a little better) the ideal sizes for me. Thanks!
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Thanks VJ, thanks for the explanation on Merrequieras. 75kg and 175cm, the board in this video is a 5'3, 20 1/4, 2 3/16, 27.4litres. Hope that helps you find a board!
Robin Hewlett
Robin Hewlett - 4 years ago
I've got a fish, I surf it as a quad, is super fast!!! So much fun!!
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
What model are your riding Robin?
Jordan Anthony
Jordan Anthony - 4 years ago
I've owned a number of aquariums over my lifetime. Both salt and freshwater and I completely agree with this. Having fish really provides some type of therapeutic effect which translates well into surfing. It may be just having a body of water in your home, teeming with life and prana. Really makes you feel like you're always at the sea even when you aren't. Every surfer needs fish for sure. Mahalo
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Good point!
ewanantilles
ewanantilles - 4 years ago
Went from a 9’ foamie to 5’10” epoxy quad fish, 35L. Love it! (We have small New England waves, which is fine for me. I’m 4’8”.) I just can’t turn yet, but am working on it. I wonder if it’s like carving on a snowboard...?
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Nice work, sounds fun. I have only snowboarded once, but I felt like that was quite different to surfing.
James Hall fishing
James Hall fishing - 4 years ago
Heading to Florida for the Superbowl. Thought I might check out the surf while I'm up that a way. Maybe come back with a fish and a wetsuit. It would be a nice way to start my summer next year. Like the video. Keep making them cause I'm learning a lot.

Quick question. In your video are you describing the fish foamie or fiberglass boards?
James Hall fishing
James Hall fishing - 4 years ago
@How to Rip Thank you
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Thanks James I'm glad they are helping.The board I was talking about is a fibreglass board, but plenty of people surf the foamie fishes and love them too. Enjoy the Superbowl!
Jordan Anthony
Jordan Anthony - 4 years ago
Олег Colt_ain check your local aquarium store they'll help you out

50. comment for 3 Reasons Why Every Surfer Needs A Fish Surfboard

dfisicaro
dfisicaro - 4 years ago
Love the videos, Aussie who started surfing in Portugal , how do you go about working out the best size for a fish board? Or better to go to a store
dfisicaro
dfisicaro - 4 years ago
@How to Rip thanks for the suggestions, I'll get some advice when searching for my board, love your channel thx
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
I think it is always best to get some advice from a shaper who can dial it in for you. In general though most people will order their fish with more volume than their standard shortboard. If you buy a stock board off the shelf, all the dimensions will be pre decided, so you choose your volume and the rest takes care of itself. Different fish models obviously have different dimensions even with the same volume...Hope that helps?
Liam Kissane
Liam Kissane - 4 years ago
You should make a vid on quad and thrusters
Liam Kissane
Liam Kissane - 4 years ago
Thx
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Hey Liam, I spoke about this in a video called "You're Riding The Wrong Surfboard Here's Why".
M. Cantu
M. Cantu - 4 years ago
I have 6 fishes. Never going back
M. Cantu
M. Cantu - 4 years ago
Jordan Anthony 33.8L in my fav fish. But I also have some that go all the way up to 35L and work amazing
M. Cantu
M. Cantu - 4 years ago
How to Rip I have a 5’3 Channel Islands Fish that I am absolutely in love with. It has 33.8L of Volume but I ride even in 2ft conditions. I actually got it because of your how to learn to surf video you guys made years ago
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Which one works best?
Jordan Anthony
Jordan Anthony - 4 years ago
Mauricio Cantu what size is your tank?
Jin Jung
Jin Jung - 4 years ago
Watches HowToRip,

Now owns a Smoothstar,
Will own a fish.
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Haha nice work Jin, thanks for watching. Let us know how the fish goes for you!
Jordan Anthony
Jordan Anthony - 4 years ago
Jin Jung if you have a large enough pond try for a Japanese Koi fish
Zak Valles
Zak Valles - 4 years ago
Thanks love tg vids
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Thanks for tuning in Zak
tobiasplatzen10
tobiasplatzen10 - 4 years ago
Cool Channel
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Thanks Tobias
Zane Fisher
Zane Fisher - 4 years ago
What board did you use
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Yep it is a Firewire Go Fish
Kid Of Water
Kid Of Water - 4 years ago
It's the firewire go fish
MyGenericYTC
MyGenericYTC - 4 years ago
Great vid!


Two suggestions for future vids:
1. Step-Ups
2. Big wave surfing


Keep growing the channel!
Safe travels!
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Thanks MyGenericYTC, good ideas!
Jamie Timmins
Jamie Timmins - 4 years ago
Imma get a fish now
How to Rip
How to Rip - 4 years ago
Let us know how it goes
Jordan Anthony
Jordan Anthony - 4 years ago
Jamie Timmins try a fighting fish first if you've never had a fish before they're pretty easy to take care of. Just don't be like the typical buyers and put it in a tiny bowl. They like to have space!!
Zee van rijn ferreira
Zee van rijn ferreira - 4 years ago
first promo pleas

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