Sea Fever was made over two years and so allowed us to film Irish surfing
throughout the seasons. The story begins in the early 1960s with Kevin Cavey
the founding father of Irish surfing and continues through to the present
day with epic footage of big wave tow-surfing on Ireland's Atlantic coast
(sse attached pic) with waves of up to 16 metres filmed from the water and
230 metres cliffs above the wave (Aileens). Sea Fever is an independent
production and was made without funding assistance.