Blake Bishop Stalefish

Having style as well as technical tricks is a blend every rider strives for.  At only 16 years old, Blake Bishop is the future of rail riding.  He started to make a name for himself in 2014 by getting signed to Slingshot as well as riding in every Wake Park Triple Crown contest.  Here he is boosting at his private cable in North Georgia.

Photo: Bradlee Rutledge

Trends in rail riding:
B: Handplants and one footers (footplants)
W: Over spinning

Off season activity:
B: Snowboarding or skateboarding
W: School

Cable park:
B: Terminus
W: All cables are fun

Place you’ve ridden:
B: Nothing better than your own park
W: Lake Lanier has a two-tower that is about 10 feet off the water and has never been tightened.

Thing about your own private System 2 park:
B: No rules
W: Maintenance

Contest:
B: There was a S.K.A.T.E type contest about a year ago at Valdosta Wake Compound
W: Any best trick contest off of a kicker

Feature at Terminus:
B: Raph
W: I like all of them

Riding boat:
B: Not eating shit
W: Eating shit

Fast food option:
B:  Five Guys or Chipoltle
W:  Burger King

Being from ATL:
B:  Skate parks
W: Traffic

Pickup line:
B:  You don’t know how many times I had to swipe left to find you.
W: You might not be the best looking girl here, but beauty is only a light switch away.