Buddy was keen on getting one before the impending storm so meet up at the carpool spot and blasted over the range for a blue collar sash. 1st view coming down the hill indicated no white capage, so pulled in off the 1st exit with some hope. Once again as mentioned above no hay nada...... textured and to much swell. Maxed on a 5' swell. Common WTF

Guess this old dog cant learn old lessons.
Smaller, cleaner swell, and much peaker than Sat with a light crowd, but as we were suiting 3 pack of bros shows and some other after work regs started to walk out to the waterline. Still quitter than the summer crowd. Glassy assy punchy and fast lefts. Every other one had some weirdness to it. Couple goofies pulling into small little barrels surprisingly. A bennie for the frontsiders of a little to much sand perhaps IMO. Seen more head dips per usual recently. Sharbard felt a little boggy even with the quads in? Hayden fronts still in the Ghost so perhaps it was the flat AM2s up front? Or maybe shoulda been on a fish like my buddy who was putting together some good ones per usual. Fookin goofys. Still way better than the cumbersome mid on these waves.
Still shartbard felt good on the handful that stood up nicely and allowed 2 solid turns to the beach. Buddy commented on sprayage and some fins out the back on one wave, so backside attackage ego was stroked

Handful of right, but per usual petered out after good drop sigh..... One of the 3 pack bros was being an annoying menace. Guy could surf, but kind of couldn't, and was hasteling everyone one for their waves. 20 something, kinda short, thin build, Vans boots and Xcel comp suit riding a shortboard. Ended up doing the same to him paddling for any wave he was deeper on trying to snowball the lip. Fuking douche. Seen him once before. Prolly PDX Cali tranny. Chill brah. Smoke him if you see him! Eventually froze out in my 4 mill having gone buoy status toward the end of the session. Nothing seemed to be coming to me. Ended on a drop to close out and enjoyed a still dusk before the storm. Hoping the rain moves around some sand up and down the coast.
Routine is a vampire. Manu Chao-