crowded. conditions were crowded. hyper competitive, aggro, some very very fast surfers in the water, and packed to the gills, which is pretty much exactly what i expect every time i go to a place that has a road leading to a parking lot with a shower and a staircase leading to a break with barely any paddle and a consistent peak. i rate it fair because of the crowd, and oh yeah, you can call me weird, but point breaks can get so boring after a while. i kinda like it when swell hits an open beach, breaking up the crowd, and leaving people to have to use snap judgment in the water to see what will or won't hold up versus knowing exactly what a wave will do every time. on the plus the weather was awesome and the waves when you could snag one were pretty fun. all in all, i give the experience a fair while the actual conditions themselves were very good.

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it sucked out there. horrible conditions. crap. i felt like a turd floating around in a porta-potty during a strong earthquake. plus it was cold. bleh!

yep - poor, but pretty darn fun. lots of wind - blowing my board around as I trudged through the strong south wind, lots of blown over-ness in the waves, lots of water moving around from the wind blowing on it, but somehow it was still fun. the sets were fun, with good lefts that lasted for a hundred yards or so, the clean-ups were fun, cause they had both a lot of power yet were blown over from the back so they didnt come slamming down like some insane water guillotine, the crowds were spread out nicely, and it ended being poor conditions with a fairly fair to fairly fun session.