A retro fish surfboard design from the early '70's incorporates a very wide tail for early planning in small waves, a flat deck and full rails for volume and buoyancy, and is very fast. Fish surfboards won't stall in the flat spots and are ideal for everyday small surf!

They are available in different surfboard fin configurations: the Future Fish Fin set (left), the Future Keel Fish Fin set (right), or glassed on in any configuration.

Bruce Jones Epoxy surfboards are built in a 2 piece mold that is built using a tuned surfboard master that comes directly from Bruce. The molds have heating elements built in, which allows the epoxy resin to cure at a high temperature.

Each surfboard has an EPS (expanded polystyrene) core that is shaped to an exact tolerance. The surfboards are hand laid up in the open mold, starting with a gelcoat paint, layers of glass, high density sheet foam (9 pound density) more glass and the EPS core, with super toughened epoxy foaming resin (20 pound density) on the rails for extra ding resistance.

The 2 halves of the mold are then connected and placed in a press. The boards are compressed in the mold, and cured under a high temperature. After the surfboard comes out of the mold it is sprayed with the base coat layers, clear coat, and polished. This yields s high performance surfboard product that is light, tight and extremely durable.

We feel that our Epoxy Thermal Lamination construction is the best process available in today's molded epoxy surfboard market. We also feel that our finish process is the best for duplicating Bruce's master. ESS- Epoxy stringer system. This is a set of three 8mm pvc stringers saddled in 4oz. glass, and pressed into a routed slot in the blank. The saddle of 4oz. glass bonds with the layer of 4oz. under the deck sheet foam to create a stiffer, stronger longboard surfboard than any other on the market today.