Tuesday 09/23/03

Surf is up !!

Aloha everyone !!
It wasn't as big as we all wanted it to be, but at least it was the biggest swell
that came in on the North Shore since the Spring time long gone.
There were some spots with 4 feet waves, but mostly in the 2 to 3 feet range,
very glassy morning and light on shore already blowing by 10 am.
It was fun to, really duck diving and paddle to some real sets...
This North, Northwest swell should drop to tomorrow and
the big expectations are for the first big swell by late Sunday into Monday with tradewinds back.
It is just the beginning of it and I am sooooo here...
For all of it.

V-Land

Sunset Point

Kammie's

Monster Mush

Rocky Point was fun and believe it, NOT CROWDED
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Pupukea was one of the best and biggest spots today

Back Door

OTW has way to much sand, but maybe after the next swell...

"The climatological average based on 1968-2002
for the first double overhead swell on North Shores for the new season is September 17th (+/- 9 days).
For high surf levels (15 feet face), the average is September 29th (+/- 12 days).
The first Waimea day (25+ face) averages to November 11th (+/- 28 days)(Pat Caldwell)."

"No matter how we choose to go into the water,
whether it is surfing big waves, surfing small waves, sailing, canoeing or swimming.
It is important that we can enjoy ourselves and find peace(Clyde Aikau)."

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See you out there !!!

Aloha
&
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