WAIMEA BAY — The O’Neill World Cup of Surfing postponed its meet yesterday, citing unruly conditions and waves in the 30-foot range at Sunset Beach. So hundreds of surfers instead headed to Waimea Bay, where glassy conditions and solid swells treated both surfers and spectators to the rides that make the North Shore famous.
The biggest sets rolled in with 20- to 25-foot faces, but most were in the 12- to 15-foot range, which was plenty big for even experienced surfers.
“I wouldn’t call it the biggest swell of the winter yet,” said … Details
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