PHOTOS: Kite-surfers put on a show near White Rock Pier

More than a dozen kite surfers took advantage of high wind Tuesday afternoon. Surfers soared up to 100 feet in the air and performed tricks for spectators watching from the White Rock Pier. (Aaron Hinks photos)
More than a dozen kite surfers took advantage of high wind Tuesday afternoon. Surfers soared up to 100 feet in the air and performed tricks for spectators watching from the White Rock Pier. (Aaron Hinks photos)
More than a dozen kite surfers took advantage of high wind Tuesday afternoon. Surfers soared up to 100 feet in the air and performed tricks for spectators watching from the White Rock Pier. (Aaron Hinks photos)
More than a dozen kite surfers took advantage of high wind Tuesday afternoon. Surfers soared up to 100 feet in the air and performed tricks for spectators watching from the White Rock Pier. (Aaron Hinks photos)
More than a dozen kite surfers took advantage of high wind Tuesday afternoon. Surfers soared up to 100 feet in the air and performed tricks for spectators watching from the White Rock Pier. (Aaron Hinks photos)
More than a dozen kite surfers took advantage of high wind Tuesday afternoon. Surfers soared up to 100 feet in the air and performed tricks for spectators watching from the White Rock Pier. (Aaron Hinks photos)
More than a dozen kite surfers took advantage of high wind Tuesday afternoon. Surfers soared up to 100 feet in the air and performed tricks for spectators watching from the White Rock Pier. (Aaron Hinks photos)
More than a dozen kite surfers took advantage of high wind Tuesday afternoon. Surfers soared up to 100 feet in the air and performed tricks for spectators watching from the White Rock Pier. (Aaron Hinks photos)
More than a dozen kite surfers took advantage of high wind Tuesday afternoon. Surfers soared up to 100 feet in the air and performed tricks for spectators watching from the White Rock Pier. (Aaron Hinks photos)
More than a dozen kite surfers took advantage of high wind Tuesday afternoon. Surfers soared up to 100 feet in the air and performed tricks for spectators watching from the White Rock Pier. (Aaron Hinks photos)
More than a dozen kite surfers took advantage of high wind Tuesday afternoon. Surfers soared up to 100 feet in the air and performed tricks for spectators watching from the White Rock Pier. (Aaron Hinks photos)
More than a dozen kite surfers took advantage of high wind Tuesday afternoon. Surfers soared up to 100 feet in the air and performed tricks for spectators watching from the White Rock Pier. (Aaron Hinks photos)

Environment Canada’s wind warning was nothing but an opportunity for more than a dozen kite-surfers Tuesday afternoon.

More than a dozen surfers peppered the White Rock waterfront, with some getting massive air and performing tricks for spectators on the White Rock Pier.

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