North Side Juno Pier: Winter 1999 the sandbar was in it's prime.  Back then, the sandbar was very close to shore and  sick right barrels would grind off the pier.  It's still breaks on the right swells but it's just a shadow of what it once was. Right and Below.

Tripod: The waters just off Jupiter are littered with a number of sunken ships that date back to the 1400's.  Dubbed the 'Tripod' because it had three legs, was actually a barge searching for buried treasure. The barge was stationary for several months and an A-frame sandbar built up around it which held solid swells and barreled off in both directions. Picture is a flat day.

Shark Reef: The outside reef at Jupiter Inlet, named by the Creek Side Mob because of frequent shark
sightings, was rideable from about a quarter-mile out all the way to the beach. It took local knowledge to stay with the wave and not get sucked down to Carlin Park by the current.  This wave was doing it's thing in this photo and the big pics right and below taken in 1997, but was best the winter of 1993 and is hands down the best right-hander P. B. C. has ever seen.   

Inside Inlet: Sand builds up inside the Jupiter Inlet so much that a crazy left breaks.  The take-off at the end of the jetty is intense and with size usually barrels super thick and shallow. The wave bowled all the way around coffin rock to the small tidal pool at Inlet Colony. The wave breaks in close proximity to passing boats of all sizes. Surfing Inside is extremely dangerous and the police will make arrests.   Right and Below

Lake Worth Inlet: All we know is that the picture to the right was taken by Dennis the Menace Bouchard and he says it can't more than fifteen years old(2006). That wave hardly ever breaks, there's no parking and if your not already a local, don't bother going. Reef Road, on the other hand has changed but still lines up with swell. The water shot taken by Tony Arruza is a classic.