Early this morning, the lefts tended to be hollower than the rights. When the tide filled in two hours later, the rights were going off! Despite being a point, this wave shifts and shows many personalities.

Currently, it is our dry windy season so you should take a couple extra paddles or catch the waves closer to the peak. It's a humbling feeling to miss the wave then be hit by 10 gallons of offshore spray...

Powered by gallo pinto and pinollino, Mike blasted the corner. This is a great location to set up a photography session because your sprays looks twice as big (mostly because your power but also aided by the offshores).

This fisherman went home with a swagger in his step. He is rocking the TNMT baggies and caught a snook.

The other fishermen were resting from their dive. This is the offseason for big game fishing (mahi, marlin, sail fish, tuna, and wahoo) but the inshore is firing right now! Set up a tour to troll or use a hand line and catch snapper, grouper, snook, mackeral, or a rooster fish!!