that's a nice chunky looking wave. is that a point break? are waves that size common in florida?
I wouldn't say waves like this are necessarily common - but we do have conditions throughout the year (especially in the fall/winter) where it's going off pretty good. Our area is one of the most consistent spots on the whole East Coast, so take that for what it's worth.
NSB is on the south side of the inlet and Ponce is on the north side. Each side has a rock jetty - the one on the Ponce side extends out further.
This creates unique characteristics when we get a particular swell that results in one side or the other being the best to surf that particular day. This day - Ponce was more lined up and peeling - hence the smooth peeling nature of the wave in that pic.
The surfer in the pic lives just down the street from me and I talked to him when he rode his bike by my house that morning. He ended up paddling across the inlet - something that is frowned upon by the local CG and MP but is faster than driving all the way around.