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I count myself as being 1 of the lucky ones there Sat. Not up to forecast, but 35-40 would have been way too much anyway. Fingers crossed for more of that later this week.

Interesting info, thanks for posting it. The site you mention doesn't explain the ISAFs decision at all and begs the question: What is it then?

Wow! thanks for the pics. Makes me wish I woulda been there; work sux! I can't even see any floaters in the water.

definitely bring your gear! The wind will be the big variable, but if you don't bring gear you'll kick yourself once you see it. 6.5 and a 5.5, give or take, and you're covered @Leo.

The kelp is usually worst this time of year, but i'll admit it is very thick this year. It really only takes a couple of high wind weekends with a good crew to carve out our usual channels. So sharp ...

I got to Leo around 1 for the biggest lull of the day and thought I had missed it already so I rigged a 7.0! Had some great runs and did some gardening before the situation changed quick. My last ou ...

I've done topanga to MDR during santa anas, but probably never will again. I always tell myself not to go out in those conditions, but i seem to forget. I've been having pretty good luck sailing ins ...

This notice was posted at Leo. It was mostly trashed after the rain and blew away later today. I don't know who posted it, but i would hope the lifeguards/sheriffs would know how to spell 'Carrillo' ...

Leo was true to the forecast if you got there early. 5.3 and powered til about 1pm. Tide was killing the waves and still very lite on the inside. Should've looked at C-Street i guess.

My board split in two while sailing off of Leo Carillo. The rig was bundled with the back half of the board and i swam in with the front. I hope it shows up between zeros and Zuma, but it could make ...