What skill level is the Feb's Fish for?

The Feb's Fish is designed for All levels surfers.

What kind of waves is the Feb's Fish best in?

The Feb's Fish works best in Beach and Point Breaks, Reefs.

What wave size does the Feb's Fish suit?

The Feb's Fish performs best in 2-6ft waves.

What fin setup does the Feb's Fish use?

The Feb's Fish has a Twin Fin set up.

What type of surfboard is the Feb's Fish?

The Feb's Fish has a Twin Fin outline.

What volume does the Feb's Fish come in?

The Feb's Fish is available in a 28.5–49.7 L volume range.

Feb's Fish

Name: Feb's Fish
Brand: Channel Islands

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The Feb’s Fish, developed by Michael February and Britt Merrick, combines classic fish design with modern performance features, perfect for 2-6ft surf. It features a double concave to vee through the fins, moderate entry and low/moderate exit rocker, refined foiled rails, and progressive bottom contours that enhance both stability and maneuverability. For optimal performance, pair it with Mikey February’s signature keel fins. These fins preserve the drive and hold of a traditional keel while adding responsiveness on rail, making this board versatile across a range of conditions—from point breaks to hollow beach waves.

Specs Overview

Outline: Twin Fin

Ability Level: All levels

Wave Height: 2-6ft

Wave Type: Beach and Point Breaks, Reefs

Fin Type: Twin Fin

Concave: Double Concave to Vee

Entry Rocker: Moderate

Exit Rocker: Low

Overall Rocker: Low/Moderate

Rail Type: Low/Medium

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Under Your Feet

Classic fish layout with modern performance features, this board is exactly what the slogan promises. Don't be fooled by its looks, behind the stylish appearance, there's a generous amount of entry rocker and a double concave transitioning to vee through the fins.

When it's pumping

The moderate entry rocker allows for high-performance turns in better waves.
The double concave to vee makes it easy to change directions and transition smoothly from rail to rail.
Low rails hide the volume under you chest and facilitate precise carves.

When it's fair

Still a good option for smaller days, specially at point breaks.
The wider part of the board located under your chest increases paddle power and glide.
This board excels on steeper faces but still grovels quite well.

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	Feb's Fish Channel IslandsThis board	Baron Flyer JS
Dimensions
Wave Height	2-6ft	0-4ft
Concave	Double Concave to Vee	Single to Double
Entry Rocker	Moderate	Low
Exit Rocker	Low	Flat
Rail Type	Low/Medium	Medium

Silhouettes are normalized to the same nose-to-tail length, so this is a shape comparison rather than a true-scale view. Outlines are generated automatically from product photos, not CAD files, so minor inaccuracies can occur.

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Frequently asked questions

What skill level is the Feb's Fish for?: The Feb's Fish is designed for All levels surfers.
What kind of waves is the Feb's Fish best in?: The Feb's Fish works best in Beach and Point Breaks, Reefs.
What wave size does the Feb's Fish suit?: The Feb's Fish performs best in 2-6ft waves.
What fin setup does the Feb's Fish use?: The Feb's Fish has a Twin Fin set up.
What type of surfboard is the Feb's Fish?: The Feb's Fish has a Twin Fin outline.
What volume does the Feb's Fish come in?: The Feb's Fish is available in a 28.5–49.7 L volume range.

Channel Islands

Channel Islands Surfboards, headquartered in Santa Barbara, California, is a renowned surfboard manufacturing company founded by Al Merrick in 1969. Known for its high-performance surfboards, the company has become a staple in the surfing community. Over the years, Channel Islands Surfboards has collaborated with many surfing legends, including Kelly Slater and Tom Curren, and more recently Dane Reynolds and Mike February. CI has won 3 Stab In the Dark with their models Fever, CI Pro, and CI 2.Pro.

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