Today is a bit overcast and cloudy, with snow on the ground from Wednesday. However, wind is non-existent, with a nice swell wrapping all the way around the point. To get a feel for the wave size, check out the buildings on the point, they are a bit hard to see with all the snow. Should be some head-high sets +, with inc. tide and adm.  for the most part.

This last friday saw some fantastic waves breaking off the point.

Looks like it is a gorgeous day out there, folks. The sun is out, the wind is down, and there are some shoulder high+ waves on the point. A few sets are wrapping around the corner and setting up for some nice 23-31 second rides. Could use some more tide to fill in the rocks.

Looks like the swell came in today. A bit of texture on the water this morning, with prevailing winds lasting into the afternoon. Inc+ sets, 3-7ft, a few corners to be found, tide push should help fill in standout breaks.

These images are from a web cam up in the arctic aimed directly at a point break setup. Over the next few weeks we will see if this swell-rich region produces any tubular waves worth posting. Stay tuned…