Bigger and better out of the NW. Shoulder to head high, + sets. Fair to good shape although the high tide is staring to mess with it. Long enough lulls not to get hammered paddling out. Fairly smooth sea surface, no wind. Tide is high and still rising. Topping out at 6.4 feet at 8:30am. Low tide of -0.7 feet at 3:30pm. Air temps in high 40's and water temps in high 50's. About 30 people out.

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Gary

Big, mean, lined up sets. Head high to + sets that are washing over the lineup. In between a more modest waist to chest high but the 6.0 tide has swallowed most of that. Only way to get some of those is to sit way inside; then of course the sets work you over. There are some lulls so getting out to the peak is not to bad. Smooth sea surface conditions and no wind. Air temps in mid 40's; water in upper 50's. No beach; water and waves right up against the bluffs. Low tide of -0.7 at 3pm. About 20 people out.

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Gary

High tide, high waves, high runoff and more than a few judgment impaired people in the water. Waist to chest high with some shoulder to head high sets. Crummy crumbled shape. Bumpy, choppy sea surface; light swirling breezes. Not really a good surf day even if the ocean wasn't brimming with millions and millions of gallons of urban vomit. Must be true that ignorance is bliss. Ebbing tide (0.9 feet at 12:15pm). Next high tide of 3.6 feet at 6:15pm.

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Gary

Windy and struggling with a few surprises. Strong SE side shore winds with knee to waist high shore break. The surprises are in the form of shoulder to head high closed out set waves. Choppy surface conditions and heavily polluted water. High tide on the way out to a 1.5 low at 11:30am then flowing in to a 3.5 high at 5 pm. 4 people with very poor judgement and decision making skills in the water.

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Gary