6’8″ Midlength twin fin gliding thru CCBch rollers.

Putting the Asym Fish thru the paces to see what refinements can be made.  If you are interested in the traditional or non-traditional concepts for surfy watercrafts we can make it happen!

Report from Costa Rica:
“Hey Bob thanks again for the 6’8 mid-length twin! It was the bees-knees at Pavones and Punta Banco.  I rode it more than my shortboard!!”  –KP

Then he came back and put on the wetsuit for some “cold” water barrels in south Brevard.

The Mid-Length Monster is NOT a fun shape.  It is made to get in early and create flowing lines.  With the Twin fin set up you can “push” it in the pocket and on turns quite a bit more than a single fin.  Or play straight shooter and lock in for big or tiny barrels.

March gave a decent swell from Cocoa Beach south! Just enough to wet the appetite for more!

The Asym can still being ridden as a twin with keels.  This one is 5’8 on toeside and 5’6 on heel side.

Meanwhile on the Westside of the FL Reagan B. rides the Red-hot and Ska shapes.

1/8/21 Was a beautiful day to start off the new year, pretty water, cruising and high lining with some float and 2 big Captain Fin Co. Tyler Warren twin fins!

Jack Knox checked in and said he was able to get some funs during one of our string of storms that passed thru the Gulf this year.

Check out a new “fun” take on the egg shape!  Surf summer dribble into the fall storm surf with confidence and a high wave count.


Hurricane Isaias missed us and hopefully goes easy on the Carolinas!  Hope you were able to catch a few waves on the east side it look very nice considering the normals waves of the hot FL summer!


Nice Shot of Reagan Birch sticking it to it with his Red Hot Mod and Hammer Traction!

The OG Red Hot with out modifications

Photo by Amber McWhorten Photography



Putting the Asymmetrical Fish thru the paces! And YES they are designed to go both left and right! 🙂

The concept of having mainly one side of your board on rail in the water at any given time is what gives this idea life.  The goal was to have a fish style board for FL waves:

1) The frontside set up as a fish with a large fin to get drive off of.

2) The backside was set up to have a shorter board with a tail and quad set up under your heels to allow tighter bottom turn or frontside cut back then on a norm twin setup.

Definitely the flow and drive of a fish with more hold! What’s not to love!!

Been getting some good feedback.  Let me know if you want to kick around some ideas!

Click pic to Check Out Robs Testimonial! 
 

Bob, Just a quick note to say thanks for getting the board before the CR trip. I didn’t get any photos in the water, but took a couple ‘on location’ at Playa Dominical. On Friday AM I got soooooooooooo tubed….the best/deepest tube ride I can remember in years. It was one of the rare head-high waves of the day and I got set up perfect (right in front of a friend of mine). If he had a camera, you’d have had a photo for your homepage. What a beautiful wave, and the board was FAST, I screamed out of it…spit and all! What a blast! I would travel down there again just to get another one like that. Anyhow, just wanted to let you know I love the board and appreciate you getting to me when you did. Talk to you soon! â€“Rob Demarest

Bruce Cunninghams Testimonial

Bob,  “That board you shaped is sweet you did a great job!
The first day i rode it was like i had it for years. Im passing the word along to anyone
looking for a new board, great job” –Bruce Cunningham

Rickys Testimonial!

 
Ricky in Costs Rica 
Bob Bulatowicz 6’1’x18 1/2″

Once again Bob Bulatowicz has shown his true understanding and deep love for surfing, in the most recent board he shaped for me. Bob’s ability to create exactly what im looking for in a surfboard continues to amaze me with every board he shapes. Thanks for the amazing work on #5 to my Bob Bulatowicz collection, it definately will not be the last… Thanks for everything!!! I look forward to riding your boards for many years to come!! –Ricky Roberts III

 

 
  

Noahs Interview!

 
Noah Threlkeld, from Southwest Florida, tearing it up on hi 
Bob Bulatowicz 5′ 11″  from the Gulf to California…


 
  
 
  
 

Bob: How long you been surfing?
Noah: I started surfing when I was like 10, and now im 19. But from surfing such
a localized spot u learn to compete for waves just to get a few rides in every session.

B: Where all have you surfed?
N: I have surfed Bradenton to Marco Island and, almost every spot from south
beach to Daytona Beach. I’ve surfed all over California from Northern Los Angeles
to San Diego. I have also surfed all over Baja Mexico.

B: What all have you surfed board wise?
N: Every kind of board u can think of….from Gerry Lopez single fin to 10 foot balsa board.

B: What’s your favorite trick?
N: Haha my favorite trick would probably be air’s, but I don’t mind at all getting tubed…

B: Want to give some props to your crew?
N: well my crew consists of Bulatowicz and all the surf rats at nappy Naples pier,
and a shout out too my fella’s in nado.. here are some cool pics, the second pic is naples!!!