Someone needs to get rid of it. Pull into the Barrel of the day and then find that huge thing sitting in the middle of the barrel....

Even the rocks have teeth in the red triangle

I guess thats why the lineup is avoiding the big sets . Its is makeable. but if you dont you wont be happy . I am surprised . There is always one kook who will give it a go .

Is that huge rock what pie maker Haruwn Wesley hit while boogie boarding, and later died from his injuries? I agree with getl0st. Get rid of it.

If you want to be a cold water surfer, you got to deal with a few obstacle like rocks.

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And water that look like shit....also pollued from treasure iland radioactive shit

Really sharks in there?

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No doubt!

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Currents can definitely be no joke

Thanks, will do!

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@@NorCalSurfer and here I thought he was serious 😂

@@cesarmayorga8257 santa cruz and sf is more brutal than kauai oahu or san diego. Its actually mind blowing how territorial they get considering the populations surfing those point breaks

@@AuRowe I’ve only ever surfed in SD everyone is really chill down here haha

@@cesarmayorga8257 ye thats what I mean from carlsbad

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Because all the novices in the world have been waiting to get good enough to surf it. There not. They will run right over you without any control of there board. Place is a disaster waiting to happen. Surfed it for 20 plus years on and off and it never changes. Bro your not missing shit but a risky situation.

you can find that left in plenty of warm waters

@@od3233 True, I live in Hawaii and I surf amazing lefts all the time. But, being able to catch a wave under the golden gate bridge is totally something different.

No...stay away, we don't need anymore tourists here until the pandemic is over. Besides, they closed the road and it's off limits now.

@@ww2remembered983 I wasn't planning on surfing this break anytime soon. So, chill out with the whole we don't need anymore tourist. It's just one of those waves that I would love to surf, when the time is right.

@@ww2remembered983 hahaha ur real funny

Important to know your limits

My sentiments exactly

...and your ocasional confused great white thinking you a sea lion in those murky waters. SFciscans always with their stupid answers: "there are no whites 'cause the bay's fresh water". Yeah, right! As if 400 million years of evolution won't give them the capability. Thanks but no thanks.

Extreme for boogie board ?? The wave Is average, it's looks cool for the bridge, but the wave itself, pretty average. Not a big deal, so go there !

@@matiasmirandaarrredondo8231 the currents move fast under the bridge, it’s rocky and it’s one of those waves that look tasty from the beach but ruthless when you’re out there pal

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O.B. was insane with a good swell. Even if you were in shape, be prepared for a proper beat down just getting out past the shore break. Good times indeed. And your reward was the best breakfast ever at John's O.B. cafe on Sloat. Best omelettes ever...R.I.P. John's....

@@geofffafenrodt5139 I go out here in Santa Barbara when it gets big for us. Even then I usually get a proper beat down. OB looks like a whole other level! My gun out here is 6'2." I think I'd need to add another foot before even paddling out in OB! The break under the bridge however looks very ripable on a my 5'9" Roberts VLAD.

cepr you get pummeled.by locals here

@@nonow1353 I’m not a small guy. I’d take my chances ;)

@@wesleyturner1979argh!

For sure!

Hell ya!

Wow, I've never seen anyone bunny hop a surfboard before haha

Definitely is!

Just about

The outside of the bridge breaks when the westerly swells get large, and it is a much better, much bigger, wave.

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@@NorCalSurfer Forgot to add... this was my 1st time to surf at OB 😬 as I was working at SFU just 5-10 minutes away! . I played it cautiously but I know I will be back. These breaks are beautiful 🤙🏻

Any decent swell gets in there, the swell wraps around the point making it rideable.

Not any decent swell, but a lot of them. Very tide sensitive. Explore it when tides are quite low and you may figure out some of the swell window. Tides also come into play with currents, and those matter also. At the wrong tide, you can get ripped right out the gate and have to paddle to shore on the other side of the bridge.

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Glad you enjoyed it

Mystooooo wedges shhhhh

Water is too deep on the other side for a proper wave to form. Great for fishing tho

More on the rare side, only on massive swells really

@@NorCalSurfer Fun looking wave, love the sneaky insiders too! Nothing like some well place rocks to make it interesting too right! ;-)

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Kinda but not really. If you come here just like any place just be sure to show respect and you shouldn't have a problem

@@tpagano78 yew!

I agree.. going there on my bucket list too.

@@NorCalSurfer "Show respect" is code for "you're not getting any waves over waist high...or you will be wasted".

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My father, in the early 1920's, would row out to 'under-the-GG. Once, however, the tide/current sucked him out beyond the Gate, and it took him 6 hours to get back to Chrissi-Field area. All true. I myself, surfed Fort Point back in 1966-67. Had some good waves, while keeping close eye on the rocks. Since it was still military property at the time, the MP's would come down and yell through their bullhorns at us to come out. I just flipped them off. They would eventually drive away.

@@spsp8303 . Construction on the bridge began in 1933.

@@mitseraffej5812 ...what is it that you question, or imply? specifics are needed.

Sure, when the tide is going out it is like paddling up river. Might as well paddle to Ocean Beach if you get caught in that current 😂

@@spsp8303 . Was wondering if your date of the 1920s was wrong or did your father row out to that position in the harbour before the bridge was there.

I’ve been at lovers point to catch that left.. never had it over 3 foot though..

Maybe one day!

They're around!

If you were to look at a map of san Francisco, you'd see where the bridge goes across the mouth of an extremely large bay , the swells are coming from the west, and this view is looking north across the bay towards marin county, which is mountainous, this place, fort point is right under the golden gate bridge, and , to be honest , rarely breaks and even more rarely that good , and chances are that with a swell of that magnatude it'll be 15 to 20 ft at ocean beach of san Francisco, and 50 ft at mavericks( half moon bay), this is doing quite well for this spot

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Cheers Bob... Thanks.. Merry Christmas Happy New Year...

@@corndogalda back to you brother, I lived in that fucking city for the first 17 years of my life, and surfed there three times, in fact , fished there more than surfed it , but the backdrop for that wave, is picturesque, water's cold as hell, but it's a cool place because of what else you get to see, cheers mate

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@@NorCalSurfer I’m sure that’s been on his bucket list. It’s so sick when this spot breaks. Iconic!

I'm from New York and ride soft tops once a month, when should I go?

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@@nickc3856 I'm kidding, we do get some dry rocks here in NY, but I usually stay away because the waves are pretty poor quality.

only one way to find out where the rocks are

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Haha I didn't know it was in that

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Definitely not many

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@@NorCalSurfer do you hear anything on how it happened? Freak accident