Waves high to thigh high and on a slow increase SE winds increasing till dark
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hello, i have a question for dean in regard to forecasting. this past saturday morning, most forecast services were predicting NW winds for saturday. i had checked the national weather service marine forecast, magic seaweed, swell info and maybe surfline as well. they all predicted NW winds. and mind you this was saturday mornings’ forecast…
DetailsTomorrow the first real swell in two weeks is set to hit the North Shore and it looks like the Pipe Masters will get off to a quick start. Unfortunately I’ll be on a plane back home to freezing Florida. This Hawaii trip, I’ve been a wave dodger. It’s alright though. I’ve certainly enjoyed myself,…
DetailsAfter a totally perfect day of logging and feasting with friends, the option to go for glut…a second helping of well formed glass lines presented itself. I had attempted to film earlier in the day but took the dying battery as a sign to simply participate rather than observe and record. The result was a…
DetailsI’m pretty sure we are the only ones who think the below video is funny. But hey, it’s here if you wanna watch. The waves are real small (surprise!) and the video of today’s surf is nothing special. After a morning surf we decided to watch football and bet on everything, and by the end…
DetailsToday dawned windy and small along most of the north shore, yet the magical wave magnet log cabins, though half yesterday’s size, was still quite fun. Unfortunately most everyone got the memo and unlike yesterday, it was packed. Here’s a few random waves I filmed before I paddled out mid day and afternoon. Needless to…
DetailsGood ole Yades..
Today, one week into my north shore stay, the surf finally came up. Well, at Log Cabins anyway. It’s hard to explain how strange this is, but most breaks were head high; while Logs, less than a mile from Pipe, Rockies, and Sunset, was somehow double overhead and tubing. Gabe and I paddled out mid…
DetailsI know this is a few months old but cmon now… httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlfo2Q8s9q0 Dane riding his magic 6’1″X18 5/8″X 2 5/16″ Rookie with Future fins.
DetailsIt’s been 16 years since an ASP event has run heats at Kammieland (A more consistent reef across from sunset) and because of the flat spell it happened again today. The ‘swell’ showed up today, but unfortunately, it only showed in the 3-4 foot range (on the face) and was accompanied by what felt like…
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12:00 pm: The waves are looking small and weak for your midday surf report, with a bit of surface texture. The waves are mostly in the shin to knee high range, with local winds blowing out of the NNE @ 5 knots. Our local buoy is currently reading 1.6 feet at 8 seconds, and we have a high tide coming up at 4:39 this evening. Overall, the waves are looking to be very small scale without much of a push, so it may be a better day for the paddle board.
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