St Phillip's
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This spot can fire at the right time. You need to keep your eye on the wind right after a monster Noreaster passes. You can't paddle out to the spot b/c the currents will drag you out to sea or at best slam you into the Avalon rock jetty in deep water. In other words when the place starts working have a boat or ski with life jackets, trust me you'll need them.
Additional Info:
Watch for boats/ jetskiis. When wave bottoms out, lie back down, paddle & drop into the next one as it reforms
Location
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Take a boat out to the Townsend's Inlet Scholl after a Big NE swell rolls through and wind swithches. You can also get out there with a ski. Be Careful of the sand bar it gets real shallow in some spots.
Walk | Don't know |
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Public access | Yes |
4x4 required | No |
Boat required | Yes |
Wave Characteristics
Type | Sandbar |
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Direction | Right and left |
Bottom | Sandy with rock |
Power | Unknown |
Frequency | Sometimes breaks (50 days/year) |
Normal length | Long (150 to 300m) |
Good day length | Very Long (300 to 500m) |
Ideal Conditions
Wind direction | Unknown |
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Swell direction | Unknown |
Swell size | 3ft-5ft - 12ft |
Tide | All tides |
Tide movement | Rising tide |
Crowd
Week | Empty |
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Weekend | Empty |
Dangers
None
Videos
None
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