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Comment Share Posted on Friday September 11th 2009 at 8:47 p.m.

Storm Surfers 2, the sequel to Discovery Channel's Storm Surfers that premiered last summer in New Zealand, see’s Australians Ross Clarke-Jones and Tom Carroll team up again with top meteorologist and surf forecaster Ben Matson to track and chase the biggest storms and swells they can find, surf them and bring them to your screens.

This season they have been lured to New Zealand in search of monster waves off the coast of the South Island and during their first ‘recce' shoot they achieved yet another world first by surfing the never before surfed, Barnes Bay on the remote west coast.

An epic mission involving the Queenstown team taking six jet skis down a river in the remote Fiordlands before breaking through a dangerous sandbar and out on to a cracking 12-15 foot wave. They were joined by local big-wave legend, Doug Young and jet ski drivers Miles Ratima, Tane Tokana and Shane Baxter

All images by Daz Caulton

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  • Tom Carroll and Ross Clarke Jones about to set off to surf Tom Carroll and Ross Clarke Jones about to set off to surf
  • THE STORM SURFERS FILMING HELICOPTER WAITING BY THE CASCADE RIVER THE STORM SURFERS FILMING HELICOPTER WAITING BY THE CASCADE RIVER
  • Doug Young and Tow Partner Shayne Baxter Doug Young and Tow Partner Shayne Baxter
  • Tom Carroll and Ross Clarke Jones heading up river Tom Carroll and Ross Clarke Jones heading up river
  • ROSS CLARKE-JONES ROSS CLARKE-JONES
  • DOUG YOUG DOUG YOUG
  • ROSS CLARKE-JONES. ROSS CLARKE-JONES.
  • ROSS CLARKE-JONES. ROSS CLARKE-JONES.
  • ROSS CLARKE-JONES. ROSS CLARKE-JONES.
  • ROSS CLARKE-JONES. ROSS CLARKE-JONES.
  • TOM CARROLL TOM CARROLL
  • TOM CARROLL TOM CARROLL
  • TOM CARROLL TOM CARROLL
  • TOM CARROLL TOM CARROLL
  • DOUG YOUG DOUG YOUG
  • DOUG YOUNG AND SHAYNE BAXTER DOUG YOUNG AND SHAYNE BAXTER
  • Tom Carroll Tom Carroll
  • Doug Young and Miles Ritana with a gift from some local fisherman Doug Young and Miles Ritana with a gift from some local fisherman

New Zealand's South Island was always a big wave potential destination due to being so deep in the Southern Ocean and its virtually unexplored coast. And of course the healthy competition between Aussies and Kiwis helps!

Storm Surfers 2 will be airing here in New Zealand on Discovery Channels (SKY Digital Channel 70) early next year. We will keep you posted on Surfco.

Thanks to Daz Caulton for the awesome images.

 

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