Swell has backed way off today as we get a little break between swells. Waves were in the waist to chest high range and the wind is offshore. Beach breaks were the call today.
Even down days can offer a silver lining.
Smaller waves and lighter winds mean the fishermen gear up and get ready to make a living.
This spot tends to put the shine on even the smallest of days. The rocks in the back ground of this photo cause a rebound wedge that adds juice to even the most lackluster swells.
Going for that glide and enjoying a golden morning moment.
Mike jumped out there on a borrowed longboard today thinking there’s no better board for these conditions.
He left the leash behind saying it gets in the way of his cross-steppin’. We hear ya, but man be careful that log is heavy.
Mike said, “nah brah, if I fall I’ll just grab it”. Well….
….he did and he did.
Way to back it up and be safe out there, Mike! See ya in the water.
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Hey guys it’s D-Lite here with your Thursday NSR surf report. The waves were smaller today running knee to waist high with some chest high sets every now and then. The water was beautiful and warm and the crowd was chill. The good thing is that today is forecasted to be the smallest day all..