Foam

Right now the swell is coming from the wrong angle to wrap into this south-facing cove cleanly, so despite the offshore northerly wind holding the faces, you're looking at thigh to waist high wind chop rather than proper peelers off the point. The tide is barely moving, which normally suits the barrels here, but the lack of direction and energy means dawn patrol is more about waiting for something to happen than catching shape. Water is a pleasant 17°C and the wind is genuinely offshore, so if you're keen to be in the water, conditions won't punish you, but this reads more like a fitness session than a proper session.

By mid-afternoon the wind is due to strengthen slightly from the NNW and the swell will shrink back to knee to thigh, which ends any hope of shape peeling through the day. Today's window closes early.

Tomorrow afternoon looks more promising at around fair, with ankle to waist high potential across the bay as the swell angles improve. The forecast says that, though these small swell angles shift unpredictably in reality, so keep an eye on it rather than committing to the call now.