LJ Shores--How High the Surf? - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

FreezeYak · 08-31-2012, 11:57 AM

With this swell coming from the southwest, you should expect easy launches. It wont really reach the launch spot in La Jolla, just as most swell doesn't during the summer. What you should expect is a larger swell as you expose yourself to it the further you go out. AS soon as you get around that point at La Jolla Cove you will feel/see it. Be prepared for worse sea sickness if you have any problems with it. Other than that, it shouldn't affect most of you.

Myself, I'll be surfing Saturday morning in North county; can't pass up over-head surf with 70+ degree water in San Diego! Then back out in La Jolla Monday.

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08-31-2012, 11:57 AM	#7
FreezeYak Junior Join Date: May 2012 Location: Carlsbad, CA Posts: 27	With this swell coming from the southwest, you should expect easy launches. It wont really reach the launch spot in La Jolla, just as most swell doesn't during the summer. What you should expect is a larger swell as you expose yourself to it the further you go out. AS soon as you get around that point at La Jolla Cove you will feel/see it. Be prepared for worse sea sickness if you have any problems with it. Other than that, it shouldn't affect most of you. Myself, I'll be surfing Saturday morning in North county; can't pass up over-head surf with 70+ degree water in San Diego! Then back out in La Jolla Monday.