Poor-. Disorganized, junky all around mehness. Upside, wasn't windy and there's some sun. It's rideable but it ain't pretty. Plenty of fat, wobbly waist-chest high waves that close out. Caught one, headed to work.

"Well we tried at least. Also, of note. We went into the water seeking a shoulder in a spot where there were no other surfers. May have been a case whe ..."

Spent a very nice long morning catching some clean knee-chest high waves southeast. Pretty long lulls between sets, but some fun energy even as the tide filled in. Plenty of longboard waves with a few punchier sets for fish and funboards. Def well into the +side of fair today, good- with a little more frequency and consistency.

"Not much of a crowd. Lucky girl!!"

Yeah, it was junky. Yeah the wind was on it and warbling it up. But hey, it was pretty dang fun. Poor+ for wave quality but def fair for a good time. Like most Linda Mar summer days, it favored those with foam. One spot breaking pretty well but we went for the surfari and rode the current up the beach checking out a few more. Knee-Waist with Chest high standouts. Some good shoulders. Much crumbly crumbling.

Fun little afternoon at Lindy. 2-3ft waves with occasional larger inconsistently spaced sets. Somewhat sectiony/crumbling and a bit textured with the wind but the sun was out and the rides lined up in to the beach. Kinda crowded until the surf shops started closing for the day. Pretty fun on a longboard.

Teeeny tiny, but clean during the early morning at Linda Mar. Waist high if you're lucky, but lots of fun with patience, a longboard, and a good sense of humor. Pretty long rides for how small the waves were. Feels like this summer is going to be all lefts at Lindy. You shortboarders might want to roam around San Mateo county further south, Lindy was pretty much logs only. Fair-- clean if you like small waves, but outright poor if you're sporting anything thinner than 3 inches and shorter than a 9ft log.

"Good point on the flotation requirements. A bunch of fun lefts to practice weaving between jellyfish. "