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tootall 05-07-2017 03:27 PM

Launching from Wipeout Beach?
 
Hey guys.
Has anyone ever launch from Wipeout Beach and can you share your experience from that launch?

FullFlavorPike 05-07-2017 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted by tootall (Post 279214)
Hey guys.
Has anyone ever launch from Wipeout Beach and can you share your experience from that launch?

It's a pain in the ass to carry everything down the cliffs, and you stand a good chance of getting epically womped....but I've done it many times and it's a quick paddle to the kelp! Put your stuff inside the boat, especially on the way in.

tootall 05-07-2017 06:38 PM

Thanks much. I'm too old to be raising and lowering a kayak and getting beat up on a shore break. Thanks again.

LJ H2Oman 05-08-2017 06:31 AM

Anyone who attempts this launch should watch the surf for a while to be sure it is dead flat or you have a good predictable lull between sets. Super convenient location for fishing off the point, but the shore break is frequently challenging, as the name of the beach implies. I've used it a lot for board fishing, but a longboard provides a much easier launch and landing than a kayak.

Mr. NiceGuy 05-08-2017 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by FullFlavorPike (Post 279215)
It's a pain in the ass to carry everything down the cliffs

If it's the same beach I think it is, I used to jump down the slippery sandy rocks for photo shoots in a cave at the south end. I remember the sandy beach being a steep one with relatively thunderous waves crashing beautifully as photo backdrops.

Are there not concrete steps at the north end of this beach? My foggy memory is that this beach is accessible from the north end steps most of the time, except for high tides that close off a small cove near the stairs.

tootall 05-08-2017 11:05 AM

It's on the other side of the wall at Children's Pool, (south side).

FullFlavorPike 05-08-2017 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr. NiceGuy (Post 279241)
If it's the same beach I think it is, I used to jump down the slippery sandy rocks for photo shoots in a cave at the south end. I remember the sandy beach being a steep one with relatively thunderous waves crashing beautifully as photo backdrops.

Are there not concrete steps at the north end of this beach? My foggy memory is that this beach is accessible from the north end steps most of the time, except for high tides that close off a small cove near the stairs.

There are/were stairs going down to South Casa (south of Children's Pool, north of Wipeout), but they were closed down for a while. Maybe they still are. Overall, both beaches are better for diving than hook and line fishing.


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