Stronger east winds aren't doing us any favors. Combined with a high tide and a localized wind swell all they are doing is holding up, and back, some pretty weak waves. Making them a challenge to get into.
Waist to shoulder high with the best shape about 200 yards north of the reef. These waves are right in top if each other so this is not a "dry hair" paddle out. Fair surface conditions, about 20 in the line up. I imagine that conditions will deteriorate more as the sun moves across the sky. Or is that just the earth's rotation? I can never remember.
Have a good one
Aloha
Gary
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