How many hours do you spend in the water when surfing

If you're any good l would be in the hopes that you would be spending more time on your board than in the water so to speak.and watch out for those sharks.jelly fish.and even friggin' sting rays (do not wanna end up like Steve Irwin now do we?)

2 hours for one session. if im on holiday, 2 sessions a day. but most the time its after or before work or weekend and l got other stuff to do.. sux!! would love to spend more time in the water!!!

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really depends on how good the waves are and the current temp but lets say its summer and we just had a hurricane and the waves were pumping id be out there for like 4+ hours go grab a bite and then go paddle out till sun down

at least 2, some days l do an all day all afternoon

It depends the ocean conditions. From 30 minutes until 3 hours. The crowd is also an important factor. Saludos, Jorge desde Perú.

On a good day, l will spend about 6. because l will lose track of time. On a bad day, l will spend about 2. Just varies.

Here in Hawaii with moderate water temperatures and clean water, l spend about 1 and a half to 2 hours per session. Depends on the waves and conditions, but on the average that amount of time seems just right. l would spend more hours in the water when l was younger, but as l got older l found that less time was just as satisfying. l think everyone varies; it just depends on leaving when you are satisfied.

l would say an average session is probably 2 hours, but it varies a lot. If the waves are good it may be a lot longer but if there is a lot of paddling due to current or if l have have to duck dive 20 waves on the way out it may be shorter. l wo not do more than one session a day in the winter but if the waves are good in the summer l will . Winter sessions may be shorter also depending upon how cold l get.

Surf until the mouth cant take the salt of the water! (expression bra)
which is useally two to three houres.

if the surfs bad just long enough to get your fix of waves.
if the surfs good until your legs turn to jelly and you have drank all the salt water you can handle for one day.

depends on ho much time you get during the day?

or if theres swell.

lr

Usually do 2 hour sessions at least 3 - 4 times a week or more when Daylight Saving time kicks in. It is hard to get much Winter surfing in due to lack of daylight and having an 8 - 6 job.

Any time from half an hour to ''dawn to dusk'' depending on what the waves are like .. and whatever else is happening in your life.

cold nd rainy . bout 2
lovely nd sunny . bout 4

here in cold humboldt,
cloudy/rainy/stormy: 1-2
sunny/offshore/perfect: 2-3

When l was young, I'd spend most of the day on the beach, going in out of the water. l could easily spend two or three hours in the water each session. But that was forty years ago. Now l am only good for about an hour. If l am staying near the water, l might do two sessions a day, depending on the tide & the break. Sometimes, if l am at the beach ( l live two hours away) & l am caught for time, l might just go in for four or five rides. It is better to surf for half & hour than not to surf at all.