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Surf Break: Pismo Beach Pier

Location: Central California

Area: Pismo Beach

Description: North side and South side each offer opportunity. South side is usually pitching more with nice lefts racing toward the pier and juicy right into the beach break. North side can be equally as fun depending on swell direction. The pier can handle various tides but the wind typically blow it out by late morning early afternoon. Local crowd of very talented surfers in these waters. The pier offers the photographer and spectator an excellent viewpoint. From old guys charging the big swells to young guns throwing big air, the Pismo Pier is Classic California surfing.

Directions: Take 101 South to Los Angeles and then turn West towards the water. Just kidding the pier is no sectret since you can see it from Highway 101 in Pismo Beach.

Rating: 4 stars

Break Type: Beachbreak

Skill Level of Wave: All Surfers

Direction Wave Breaks: Right and Left

Swell Directions: N, NW, W, SW, S

Wave Consistency: Breaks Often

Best Tides: Low, Low to Mid, Mid, Mid

Best Winds: W, SW

Best Seasons: Dec-Feb

Crowd Factor: Always Crowded

Date Submitted: Dec 12, 2006

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Jul 4, 2012 - Ive been surfing for 2 years now alsmot everyday with the exception of deployments and have found that the waves that you paddle into the most determine what you grow accoustomed to and or comfortable with, if you only ride 3-4 and call it a day at 4-8 you will never get used to the larger sets I rode 2-4 for a long time and would cringe at bigger waves until i forced myself to paddle on them, initially ill admit it was spooky droping in and i got rolled up and crushed a few times but now that i have subjected myself to the size i have gotten used to, it i still prefer 3-5 but overhead no longer sends me home.

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