Fading, But Still Fun Size Surf

LOLA wave height chart in the South Pacific last week.

Mix of holding and fading Southern Hemi swell and NW swell through the weekend. Overall, the trend will be towards dropping wave heights heading into early next week, but there will still be plenty of fun waves out there to be found. Winds are generally onshore, but early mornings should offer a window of clean surf for most areas, before winds pick up and create some surface bump/texture in the afternoons

Here's another set of wipeout photos, shot at the Venice Pier by Six12 Media.





Click: Wednesday Wipeouts for the previous wipeout photo sets.

See Tony Alva and his band preform this coming Sunday at the Dogtown Surf Stage on Main & Bay St. This concert is free and part of Santa Monica's 17th Annual Summer Soulstice.

A couple dark early morning shots, before the fog rolled in. These photos were shot by Six12 Media.






There's some more shots in the complete Venice Pier - Tuesday 6-20-2017 Gallery.

LOLA wave height chart of California Wednesday morning.

Good blend of surf on tap this week with both Southern Hemi swells and NW-WNW swell running. Lots of spots see nice size with the better combo exposed beach-breaks even offering up some good peaks. The areas with the most wind issues will be far northern California where onshore flow is persistent. Many areas through central/southern California have light morning winds.

A couple early morning shots, before the fog rolled in. These photos shot by Six12 Media.






There's some more shots in the complete Venice Pier - Monday 6-19-2017 Gallery.

Noah Hill and several others on Father's Day morning at the Venice Pier. These photos shot by Six12 Media.











There's a lot more photos from this morning in the complete Venice Pier - Sunday 6-18-2017 Gallery.

Topanga's Jake Chandler

This is a short video on the surfer, craftsman, and creator of "TR" surfboards. Filmed and edited by: Declan Bates Featuring: Tim Ryan, Ryder Sturges, and SJ Murphy.