120 miler is a couple feet with solid 10 sec. Maybe some will hit the beach in the morning . Early bird

am check of 20 miler, early worm?

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Not enough worms to motivate me in the 32937. Maybe half a worm high and clean.

lol

shoulder high last 3 days up north

started hitting the NE Bahama buoy last night , now 120 is starting to rise . So maybe a little worm tomorrow or Tuesday

If there are no bouys pinging and if the covid ever dies back down. I Highly recommend an airboat fishing trip for anybody wanting to see Florida wetland ecology and catch bass!!! Thanks for helping me up my personal best. We had a great time.
Thanks cheaterfiveo!!

(Note this was awhile back before Rona made herself comfortable)

Horrible horrible footage cobbled together but the experience was great.



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Edited: 06/29/2020 at 07:52 PM by KP

Some spots early this week have been working better than others. Good for the floaty board... But this tiny swell won't show up unless it's low tide.


edit: Looks flat most of the day, then like this at low. Enough to maintain your surfing sanity.



Edited: 07/01/2020 at 10:23 AM by seaspray

The Worms just aren't what they used to be . Doesn't look like a good year for a trip . It's going to be a soft , hot , summer until some thing bubbles up .

Dang that was a fun day, I forgot about that piggie pops lost in the weeds, lets do it again when its cooler

I'm not sure volcanoes are a good idea at this point..

Speaking of Volcanoes , I've never seen(Cam) so many people out by Diamond head at the end of Kapahulu pier , as I did Saturday . They have a south swell going a couple feet over head , and there was hundreds in the water by Canoe's and Queens just running each other over .

We used to surf Queens at night by the lights of Waikiki to avoid just that situation. There would still be 20 people out sometimes!

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