If you're thinking about doing the evening glass off sesh, bring a longboard or a fish. It's super small out there - no matter what part of the beach you surf at. Winds are fairly light onshore and the sun is out. The dropping tide normally works in our favor, but I think it's actually just making things worse. BUT, it's still ride-able with the right equipment.
id give it a fair where i was at. had a ton of fun from 12-4 on my 5'7 quad fish...really consistent waist-chest high inside dumpers with the occasional head high peak. lefts, rights..hell even a couple straights. i was doing laps the whole time, thankfully it was so small i could just walk back out when tired :D maybe it was just where i was, but the waves had a surprising amount of push behind them for the size and lining up nicely...is why im giving it a fair.
"If you're thinking about doing the evening glass off sesh, bring a longboard or a fish." - True
"It's super small out there - no matter what part of the beach you surf at." - Untrue, was head head and bigger on some sets somewhere in the middle.
Was getting better as the tide drained out, standing the waves up. Funny how there are a lot of things going on behind dunes and such. Lotta beach out there.
Still fading at sunset, but some fun peaks to be had. Dolphin pod cruising through just as the sun set was a bonus, fair, occasionally SH where I was at, with occasional pulses, still fun.
