I’m not a surfer, but this is just too cool not to share –
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Sustainable Stormwater Management 
Yup, that’s Teahupoo. One of the thickest waves in the world. I’d say it’s only about 4 feet deep where you can see the water sucking back out to the wave. Sick!!