Surf: General: This is not a specific break, but a stretch of beach that runs in front of the Tween Waters marina, about a mile and a half south of Redfish Pass. The waves are dumpy and can be hollow with occasional sections. There are big parking problems, so watch the signs to avoid being towed. Tides: Low incoming Size: Thigh-1' overhead Wind: NW for waves production, light after that Swell: NW Bottom: Coquina sand and dogbones Paddling: Easy most days, can be a little more challenging on the bigger windswell days. Spot Rating: Average spot, nobody is driving here for surf. Access: It'll take several of your favorite past presidents to get your car off the hook. Crowds: Crowd Factor: Tow trucks do damage to the number of takers. Local Vibe: A little iffy. Those who have pioneered the island get perturbed with would be explorers. Environment: Outside of occasional red tide outbreaks, water is usually clean. Hazards: Slamming your head on dogbones. Season: Fall-Spring, Hurricane