Rob Kelly

Ocean City professional surfer Rob Kelly on Monday posted a video to his Facebook page of him surfing in the wake of the Cape May-Lewes Ferry. He can be seen in the video waiting for the ferry to pass, bringing a wake up under his board. He immediately gets to surfing, and many of the ferry's passengers can be seen in the video watching Kelly hitch a ride in the boat's wake.

New Jersey doesn't always supply the biggest of waves if you're a surfer in search of a thrill and a challenge. Sometimes a little creativity is needed. To make up for a quiet day at the shore last Friday, pro surfer Rob Kelly decided to take a shortboard out to Cape May. Instead of catching waves, he simply rode the wake of the Cape May-Lewes Ferry for a solid two minutes. The 17-mile ferry route connects North Cape May to Lewes, Delaware.

Barrow have allowed Rob Kelly to leave to pursue an opportunity with another club. The former Leicester boss took charge of the Bluebirds during the final two months of the season and helped secure survival in Sky Bet League Two. After telling the board he did not wish to be...