It needs a decent sized west or southwest swell to get going, when other nearby waves like Telescopes and Icelands will be really cooking. Try it near high tide, bigger is probably easier to get into the barrel. There is even another left a bit further out and around the point that doesnt seem to have a name.
Nobody surfs much around here, as there are better waves nearby, so you will probably have it uncrowded.
Take off deep with a longer board... 6ft 9 and over (even at 5ft)... It's a fast wave that sections; therefore the length of rail and planshape comes in handy... Dont wipeout on low tide!!!
It needs a decent sized west or southwest swell to get going, when other nearby waves like Telescopes and Icelands will be really cooking. Try it near high tide, bigger is probably easier to get into the barrel. There is even another left a bit further out and around the point that doesnt seem to have a name.
Nobody surfs much around here, as there are better waves nearby, so you will probably have it uncrowded.
Take off deep with a longer board... 6ft 9 and over (even at 5ft)... It's a fast wave that sections; therefore the length of rail and planshape comes in handy... Dont wipeout on low tide!!!
