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Dorymen's Launching Assistance, Hungry Harbor Drive, Pacific City, OR (2026)

09/01/2026

Tuesday September 1st 2026
🌄 Good morning Cape Kiawanda🌄
Starting off the morning: Welcome to a rainy start to the non-selective ocean Coho Salmon season captains
We apologize for the late morning report due to 42 Dory boats out by 7:30 a.m.

Caution: captains the ocean can be a cruel mistress Always be prepared for ocean conditions to change rapidly and unpredictably at any time of the year.

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*SEVERE WARNINGS*
⚠️⚠️⚠️ We are into Late Summer and the fishing season is if full swing captains. Captains are always encouraged to come look at beach conditions and surf conditions before making a decision on whether to launch or not. ⚠️⚠️⚠️

Sand conditions: ⛱
Sand conditions are always changing what looks like a sturdy sandbar can quickly become quicksand. ⚠️Captains are requested to pull their launch rig and trailer as far up the beach as possible and straight while parking to make way for others to park and a second row if needed⚠️. Captains are also reminded that a running beach rig can and will sink in wet sand in a matter of minutes if not seconds.

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*OCEAN CONDITIONS*
🌊Ocean conditions are as follows starting the morning Northwest swell 2 to 4 ft at 9 seconds changing over to a North Northwest swell 3 to 5 ft at 9 seconds with a predicted 2ft to 4ft shore break at Low tide and a additional 3ft break on the Sandbar and middle grounds at both high and low ebb tides. Winds starting off the morning South Southwest 5 to 10 knots with gusts of up to 15 knots first thing in the morning. This afternoon wind South Southwest 10 to 15 knots with gusts of 20 knots by late afternoon. Evening winds South 10 to 15 knots with gusts to 25 knots in some areas 🌊

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*TIDES*
The morning HIGH tide will be at 03:51 AM @ 6.40 ft
The morning LOW tide will be at 09:49 AM @ 1.60 ft
The afternoon HIGH tide will be at 3:49 PM @ 7.90 ft
The evening LOW tide will be at 10:53 PM @ 0.50 ft

First Light 06:08 AM Sunrise 06:39 AM
Sunset 7:55 PM Last Light 8:26 PM

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*CAUTIONS*
⚠️ CAUTION is highly recommended even as we head out of the Summer months. Pedestrians will still be on the beach on the weekends. As always keep a lookout for inexperienced surfers. Conditions are always hazardous to those inexperienced.⚠️

🚧 HUNGRY HARBOR ROAD. All of the concrete tiles have been placed and the soapstone has been put down for the season. Access should be less difficult with the exception of high tide. Captains are always encouraged to observe the ramp before making any attempt. 🚧

Rock conditions on the beach:
⚠️⚠️ CAUTION!!!⚠️⚠️
🪨🪨 There are STILL multiple observations of Rock sightings from the North sign post and South about 150 ft as well as a strip of small rocks at the high water line. Captains are encouraged to check the beach at all tides. As always stay vigilant and plan to change course if needed.🪨🪨

*LIABILITY*
⚓️Captain's are reminded they are solely responsible for the safety of their crew and vessel at all times. Captains are also encouraged to have themselves and passengers wear flotation devices ( Life Jackets, Float Coats, Inflatable PFD ) while navigating the surf during launch and landings. As weather conditions can and do change rapidly at any time of year with little to no warning SAFETY IS PARAMOUNT.⚓️

*RESPECT AND LOVE*
❤️As always captains stay safe and good luck crabbing🦀, fishing🎣 ❤️

08/31/2026

Good morning Cape Kiwanda

No morning report this morning due to technological issues.

08/30/2026

Sunday August 30th 2026
🌄 Good morning Cape Kiawanda🌄
Starting off the morning: We must be heading towards Fall!!! Sunset is before 8:00pm.

Caution: captains the ocean can be a cruel mistress Always be prepared for ocean conditions to change rapidly and unpredictably at any time of the year.

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*SEVERE WARNINGS*
⚠️⚠️⚠️ We are into Late Summer and the fishing season is if full swing captains. Captains are always encouraged to come look at beach conditions and surf conditions before making a decision on whether to launch or not. ⚠️⚠️⚠️

Sand conditions: ⛱
Sand conditions are always changing what looks like a sturdy sandbar can quickly become quicksand. ⚠️Captains are requested to pull their launch rig and trailer as far up the beach as possible and straight while parking to make way for others to park and a second row if needed⚠️. Captains are also reminded that a running beach rig can and will sink in wet sand in a matter of minutes if not seconds.

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*OCEAN CONDITIONS*
🌊Ocean conditions are as follows starting the morning Northwest swell 2 to 4 ft at 8 seconds changing over to a North Northwest swell 2 to 4 ft at 8 seconds with a predicted 2ft to 4ft shore break at Low tide and a additional 3ft break on the Sandbar and middle grounds at both high and low ebb tides. Winds starting off the morning East 0 to 5 knots with gusts of up to 10 knots first thing in the morning. This afternoon wind North Northwest 10 to 15 knots with gusts of 20 knots by late afternoon. Evening winds North 10 to 15 knots with gusts to 25 knots in some areas 🌊

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*TIDES*
The morning HIGH tide will be at 02:14 AM @ 7.30 ft
The morning LOW tide will be at 08:45 AM @ 0.60 ft
The afternoon HIGH tide will be at 2:46 PM @ 7.60 ft
The evening LOW tide will be at 9:15 PM @ 0.90 ft

First Light 06:06 AM Sunrise 06:36 AM
Sunset 7:59 PM Last Light 8:29 PM

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*CAUTIONS*
⚠️ CAUTION is highly recommended even as we head into the late Summer months. Pedestrians will still be on the beach on the weekdays and weekends. As always keep a lookout for inexperienced surfers. Conditions are always hazardous to those inexperienced.⚠️

🚧 HUNGRY HARBOR ROAD. All of the concrete tiles have been placed and the soapstone has been put down for the season. Access should be less difficult with the exception of high tide. Captains are always encouraged to observe the ramp before making any attempt. 🚧

Rock conditions on the beach:
⚠️⚠️ CAUTION!!!⚠️⚠️
🪨🪨 There are STILL multiple observations of Rock sightings from the North sign post and South about 150 ft as well as a strip of small rocks at the high water line. Captains are encouraged to check the beach at all tides. As always stay vigilant and plan to change course if needed.🪨🪨

*LIABILITY*
⚓️Captain's are reminded they are solely responsible for the safety of their crew and vessel at all times. Captains are also encouraged to have themselves and passengers wear flotation devices ( Life Jackets, Float Coats, Inflatable PFD ) while navigating the surf during launch and landings. As weather conditions can and do change rapidly at any time of year with little to no warning SAFETY IS PARAMOUNT.⚓️

*RESPECT AND LOVE*
❤️As always captains stay safe and good luck crabbing🦀, fishing🎣 ❤️

08/29/2026

⚠️Attention Captains⚠️ Attention Captains⚠️ I was reminded by one of our co-chairs this morning Randy Haltner that today's PCDA the Pacific City Dorymen's Association fall general meeting is today at 3:00 p.m. at the Pacific coast bible church located next to the post office here in Pacific City. All members are encouraged to attend.

08/29/2026

Saturday August 29th 2026
🌄 Good morning Cape Kiawanda🌄
Starting off the morning: overcast with a chance of showers and periods of heavy rain

Caution: captains the ocean can be a cruel mistress Always be prepared for ocean conditions to change rapidly and unpredictably at any time of the year.

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*SEVERE WARNINGS*
⚠️⚠️⚠️ We are into Late Summer and the fishing season is if full swing captains. Captains are always encouraged to come look at beach conditions and surf conditions before making a decision on whether to launch or not. ⚠️⚠️⚠️

Sand conditions: ⛱
Sand conditions are always changing what looks like a sturdy sandbar can quickly become quicksand. ⚠️Captains are requested to pull their launch rig and trailer as far up the beach as possible and straight while parking to make way for others to park and a second row if needed⚠️. Captains are also reminded that a running beach rig can and will sink in wet sand in a matter of minutes if not seconds.

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*OCEAN CONDITIONS*
🌊Ocean conditions are as follows starting the morning Northwest swell 1 to 2 ft at 6 seconds changing over to a Northwest swell 2 to 3 ft at 8 seconds with a predicted 2ft to 3ft shore break at Low tide and a additional 2ft break on the Sandbar and middle grounds at both high and low ebb tides. Winds starting off the morning West Southwest 0 to 5 knots with gusts of up to 10 knots first thing in the morning. This afternoon wind West Northwest 10 to 15 knots with gusts of 20 knots by late afternoon. Evening winds North Northwest 10 to 15 knots with gusts to 25 knots in some areas 🌊

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*TIDES*
The morning HIGH tide will be at 01:32 AM @ 7.50 ft
The morning LOW tide will be at 08:15 AM @ 0.20 ft
The afternoon HIGH tide will be at 2:19 PM @ 7.30 ft
The evening LOW tide will be at 8:33 PM @ 1.30 ft

First Light 06:04 AM Sunrise 06:35 AM
Sunset 8:01 PM Last Light 8:31 PM

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*CAUTIONS*
⚠️ CAUTION is highly recommended even as we head into the late Summer months. Pedestrians will still be on the beach on the weekdays and weekends. As always keep a lookout for inexperienced surfers. Conditions are always hazardous to those inexperienced.⚠️

🚧 HUNGRY HARBOR ROAD. All of the concrete tiles have been placed and the soapstone has been put down for the season. Access should be less difficult with the exception of high tide. Captains are always encouraged to observe the ramp before making any attempt. 🚧

Rock conditions on the beach:
⚠️⚠️ CAUTION!!!⚠️⚠️
🪨🪨 There are STILL multiple observations of Rock sightings from the North sign post and South about 150 ft as well as a strip of small rocks at the high water line. Captains are encouraged to check the beach at all tides. As always stay vigilant and plan to change course if needed.🪨🪨

*LIABILITY*
⚓️Captain's are reminded they are solely responsible for the safety of their crew and vessel at all times. Captains are also encouraged to have themselves and passengers wear flotation devices ( Life Jackets, Float Coats, Inflatable PFD ) while navigating the surf during launch and landings. As weather conditions can and do change rapidly at any time of year with little to no warning SAFETY IS PARAMOUNT.⚓️

*RESPECT AND LOVE*
❤️As always captains stay safe and good luck crabbing🦀, fishing🎣 ❤️

08/29/2026

Unfortunately I must make this statement and clarify that the rumors going around about the beach access at Cape Kiwanda being closed to the public and only open for charter Dory boats and commercial Dory boats is FALSE!!!

I repeat those rumors are FALSE. If anyone ever tells you you are not allowed to launch your Dory at Cape Kiwanda because you are a sport Dory, kayak, drift boat, sled, Sea-Doo involved in fishing they are wrong!! If confronted ask politely for their name, their authority and the law stating that you are not allowed to launch. No one other than an authorized state representative from Oregon State Parks, Oregon State Police, local fire department or there is an emergency situation on the beach can deny a vessel from launching from the beach.

I will attach the O.A.R and the O.R.S that states as much these rumors need to stop. I find myself having to repeat myself every two years because someone was told they were not allowed to launch. We as the Dory fleet are supposed to support each other not create a divide.

OAR 736-024-0015
Tillamook County: Restrictions

(A) From the base of the headland south of Cape Kiwanda, Y 584, 879, southerly approximately 400 feet to Y 584, 688, motor vehicles essential to and engaged in boat, as defined in ORS 830.005(2), launchings, boat recoveries, transferring equipment or supplies onto boats, unloading equipment or catches from boats, or emergency repairs of other vehicles or boats will be allowed at any time during the year;

(B) From Y 584, 688, southerly approximately 700 feet to a line located north of and parallel to the beach ramp near Cape Kiwanda, the point of intersection of said line and the line of vegetation being at Y 584, 097, operation or parking of motor vehicles used for towing boat trailers or essential to boat launchings will be allowed.

ORS 830.005
Definitions for chapter 2

“Boat” means every description of watercraft, including a seaplane on the water and not in flight, used or capable of being used as a means of transportation/fishing on the water, but does not include boathouses, floating homes, air mattresses, beach and water toys or single inner tubes.

Photos included to grab your attention taken this year by Rachel Bruce of over 80 Dory boats 90% of them sport not commercial and not charter if you look closely at the pictures you'll also notice all of the kayakers that were out that day at least 25 we welcome anyone that would like to respectfully fish near us on the wide open ocean and launch from the beach at Cape Kiwanda

08/28/2026

Friday August 28th 2026
🌄 Good morning Cape Kiawanda🌄
Starting off the morning: captains a reminder that the PCDA the Pacific City Dorymen's Association meeting is tomorrow at 3:00 p.m.

Caution: captains the ocean can be a cruel mistress Always be prepared for ocean conditions to change rapidly and unpredictably at any time of the year.

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*SEVERE WARNINGS*
⚠️⚠️⚠️ We are into Late Summer and the fishing season is if full swing captains. Captains are always encouraged to come look at beach conditions and surf conditions before making a decision on whether to launch or not. ⚠️⚠️⚠️

Sand conditions: ⛱
Sand conditions are always changing what looks like a sturdy sandbar can quickly become quicksand. ⚠️Captains are requested to pull their launch rig and trailer as far up the beach as possible and straight while parking to make way for others to park and a second row if needed⚠️. Captains are also reminded that a running beach rig can and will sink in wet sand in a matter of minutes if not seconds.

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*OCEAN CONDITIONS*
🌊Ocean conditions are as follows starting the morning Northwest swell 2 to 3 ft at 8 seconds changing over to a Northwest swell 2 to 3 ft at 7 seconds with a predicted 2ft to 3ft shore break at Low tide and a additional 2ft break on the Sandbar and middle grounds at both high and low ebb tides. Winds starting off the morning East Northeast 0 to 5 knots with gusts of up to 10 knots first thing in the morning. This afternoon wind Northwest 10 to 15 knots with gusts of 20 knots by late afternoon. Evening winds North Northwest 10 to 15 knots with gusts to 25 knots in some areas 🌊

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*TIDES*
The morning HIGH tide will be at 12:52 AM @ 7.60 ft
The morning LOW tide will be at 07:46 AM @ -0.00 ft
The afternoon HIGH tide will be at 1:53 PM @ 7.00 ft
The evening LOW tide will be at 7:53 PM @ 1.70 ft

First Light 06:03 AM Sunrise 06:34 AM
Sunset 8:02 PM Last Light 8:33 PM

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*CAUTIONS*
⚠️ CAUTION is highly recommended even as we head into the late Summer months. Pedestrians will still be on the beach on the weekdays and weekends. As always keep a lookout for inexperienced surfers. Conditions are always hazardous to those inexperienced.⚠️

🚧 HUNGRY HARBOR ROAD. All of the concrete tiles have been placed and the soapstone has been put down for the season. Access should be less difficult with the exception of high tide. Captains are always encouraged to observe the ramp before making any attempt. 🚧

Rock conditions on the beach:
⚠️⚠️ CAUTION!!!⚠️⚠️
🪨🪨 There are STILL multiple observations of Rock sightings from the North sign post and South about 150 ft as well as a strip of small rocks at the high water line. Captains are encouraged to check the beach at all tides. As always stay vigilant and plan to change course if needed.🪨🪨

*LIABILITY*
⚓️Captain's are reminded they are solely responsible for the safety of their crew and vessel at all times. Captains are also encouraged to have themselves and passengers wear flotation devices ( Life Jackets, Float Coats, Inflatable PFD ) while navigating the surf during launch and landings. As weather conditions can and do change rapidly at any time of year with little to no warning SAFETY IS PARAMOUNT.⚓️

*RESPECT AND LOVE*
❤️As always captains stay safe and good luck crabbing🦀, fishing🎣 ❤️

08/22/2026

Saturday August 22nd 2026
🌄 Good morning Cape Kiawanda🌄
Starting off the morning: strong South winds this morning with a severe 4 foot shorebreak Ocean looks sloppy this morning

Caution: captains the ocean can be a cruel mistress Always be prepared for ocean conditions to change rapidly and unpredictably at any time of the year.

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*SEVERE WARNINGS*
⚠️⚠️⚠️ We are into Late Summer and the fishing season is if full swing captains. Captains are always encouraged to come look at beach conditions and surf conditions before making a decision on whether to launch or not. ⚠️⚠️⚠️

Sand conditions: ⛱
Sand conditions are always changing what looks like a sturdy sandbar can quickly become quicksand. ⚠️Captains are requested to pull their launch rig and trailer as far up the beach as possible and straight while parking to make way for others to park and a second row if needed⚠️. Captains are also reminded that a running beach rig can and will sink in wet sand in a matter of minutes if not seconds.

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*OCEAN CONDITIONS*
🌊Ocean conditions are as follows starting the morning West swell 2 to 3 ft at 10 seconds changing over to a West swell 2 to 3 ft at 9 seconds with a predicted 2ft to 4ft shore break at Low tide and a additional 3ft break on the Sandbar and middle grounds at both high and low ebb tides. Winds starting off the morning South Southeast 5 to 10 knots with gusts of up to 15 knots first thing in the morning. This afternoon wind South Southwest 10 to 15 knots with gusts of 20 knots by late afternoon. Evening winds South 10 to 15 knots with gusts to 25 knots in some areas 🌊

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*TIDES*
The morning LOW tide will be at 03:54 AM @ 0.80 ft
The morning HIGH tide will be at 10:53 AM @ 5.20 ft
The afternoon LOW tide will be at 3:16 PM @ 3.60 ft
The evening HIGH tide will be at 8:56 PM @ 6.70 ft

First Light 05:55 AM Sunrise 06:27 AM
Sunset 8:13 PM Last Light 8:44 PM

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*CAUTIONS*
⚠️ CAUTION is highly recommended even as we head into the late Summer months. Pedestrians will still be on the beach on the weekdays and weekends. As always keep a lookout for inexperienced surfers. Conditions are always hazardous to those inexperienced.⚠️

🚧 HUNGRY HARBOR ROAD. All of the concrete tiles have been placed and the soapstone has been put down for the season. Access should be less difficult with the exception of high tide. Captains are always encouraged to observe the ramp before making any attempt. 🚧

Rock conditions on the beach:
⚠️⚠️ CAUTION!!!⚠️⚠️
🪨🪨 There are STILL multiple observations of Rock sightings from the North sign post and South about 150 ft as well as a strip of small rocks at the high water line. Captains are encouraged to check the beach at all tides. As always stay vigilant and plan to change course if needed.🪨🪨

*LIABILITY*
⚓️Captain's are reminded they are solely responsible for the safety of their crew and vessel at all times. Captains are also encouraged to have themselves and passengers wear flotation devices ( Life Jackets, Float Coats, Inflatable PFD ) while navigating the surf during launch and landings. As weather conditions can and do change rapidly at any time of year with little to no warning SAFETY IS PARAMOUNT.⚓️

*RESPECT AND LOVE*
❤️As always captains stay safe and good luck crabbing🦀, fishing🎣 ❤️

08/21/2026

Friday August 21st 2026
🌄 Good morning Cape Kiawanda🌄
Starting off the morning: overcast and a little Misty this morning should be burning off and clearing up by this afternoon we have about a 4 to 5 ft due West short break this morning right on The Sandbar

Caution: captains the ocean can be a cruel mistress Always be prepared for ocean conditions to change rapidly and unpredictably at any time of the year.

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*SEVERE WARNINGS*
⚠️⚠️⚠️ We are into Late Summer and the fishing season is if full swing captains. Captains are always encouraged to come look at beach conditions and surf conditions before making a decision on whether to launch or not. ⚠️⚠️⚠️

Sand conditions: ⛱
Sand conditions are always changing what looks like a sturdy sandbar can quickly become quicksand. ⚠️Captains are requested to pull their launch rig and trailer as far up the beach as possible and straight while parking to make way for others to park and a second row if needed⚠️. Captains are also reminded that a running beach rig can and will sink in wet sand in a matter of minutes if not seconds.

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*OCEAN CONDITIONS*
🌊Ocean conditions are as follows starting the morning West Northwest swell 2 to 4 ft at 8 seconds changing over to a West swell 2 to 3 ft at 10 seconds with a predicted 2ft to 4ft shore break at Low tide and a additional 3ft break on the Sandbar and middle grounds at both high and low ebb tides. Winds starting off the morning South Southwest 0 to 5 knots with gusts of up to 10 knots first thing in the morning. This afternoon wind Southwest 5 to 10 knots with gusts of 15 knots by late afternoon. Evening winds South 10 to 15 knots with gusts to 20 knots in some areas 🌊

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*TIDES*
The morning LOW tide will be at 02:47 AM @ 0.90 ft
The morning HIGH tide will be at 09:42 AM @ 4.90 ft
The afternoon LOW tide will be at 1:52 PM @ 3.60 ft
The evening HIGH tide will be at 7:50 PM @ 6.70 ft

First Light 05:54 AM Sunrise 06:25 AM
Sunset 8:15 PM Last Light 8:46 PM

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*CAUTIONS*
⚠️ CAUTION is highly recommended even as we head into the late Summer months. Pedestrians will still be on the beach on the weekdays and weekends. As always keep a lookout for inexperienced surfers. Conditions are always hazardous to those inexperienced.⚠️

🚧 HUNGRY HARBOR ROAD. All of the concrete tiles have been placed and the soapstone has been put down for the season. Access should be less difficult with the exception of high tide. Captains are always encouraged to observe the ramp before making any attempt. 🚧

Rock conditions on the beach:
⚠️⚠️ CAUTION!!!⚠️⚠️
🪨🪨 There are STILL multiple observations of Rock sightings from the North sign post and South about 150 ft as well as a strip of small rocks at the high water line. Captains are encouraged to check the beach at all tides. As always stay vigilant and plan to change course if needed.🪨🪨

*LIABILITY*
⚓️Captain's are reminded they are solely responsible for the safety of their crew and vessel at all times. Captains are also encouraged to have themselves and passengers wear flotation devices ( Life Jackets, Float Coats, Inflatable PFD ) while navigating the surf during launch and landings. As weather conditions can and do change rapidly at any time of year with little to no warning SAFETY IS PARAMOUNT.⚓️

*RESPECT AND LOVE*
❤️As always captains stay safe and good luck crabbing🦀, fishing🎣 ❤️

08/18/2026

Tuesday August 18th 2026
🌄 Good morning Cape Kiawanda🌄
Starting off the morning: ATTENTION Captains today is the last day of the selective Coho Salmon fishery.

Caution: captains the ocean can be a cruel mistress Always be prepared for ocean conditions to change rapidly and unpredictably at any time of the year.

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*SEVERE WARNINGS*
⚠️⚠️⚠️ We into Late Summer and the fishing season is if full swing captains. Captains are always encouraged to come look at beach conditions and surf conditions before making a decision on whether to launch or not. ⚠️⚠️⚠️

Sand conditions: ⛱
Sand conditions are always changing what looks like a sturdy sandbar can quickly become quicksand. ⚠️Captains are requested to pull their launch rig and trailer as far up the beach as possible and straight while parking to make way for others to park and a second row if needed⚠️. Captains are also reminded that a running beach rig can and will sink in wet sand in a matter of minutes if not seconds.

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*OCEAN CONDITIONS*
🌊Ocean conditions are as follows starting the morning Southwest swell 1 to 2 ft at 14 seconds changing over to a Northwest swell 2 to 3 ft at 6 seconds with a predicted 1ft to 3ft shore break at Low tide and a additional 2ft break on the Sandbar and middle grounds at both high and low ebb tides. Winds starting off the morning Northeast 0 to 5 knots with gusts of up to 10 knots first thing in the morning. This afternoon wind North Northwest 5 to 10 knots with gusts of 15 knots by late afternoon. Evening winds North 10 to 15 knots with gusts to 20 knots in some areas 🌊

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*TIDES*
The morning HIGH tide will be at 05:20 AM @ 5.60 ft
The morning LOW tide will be at 11:05 AM @ 2.10 ft
The afternoon HIGH tide will be at 5:11 PM @ 7.30 ft

First Light 05:50 AM Sunrise 06:22 AM
Sunset 8:20 PM Last Light 8:51 PM

( CAPE KIWANDA )
*CAUTIONS*
⚠️ CAUTION is highly recommended even as we head into in the late Summer months. Pedestrians will still be on the beach on the weekdays and weekends. As always keep a lookout for inexperienced surfers. Conditions are always hazardous to those inexperienced.⚠️

🚧 HUNGRY HARBOR ROAD. All of the concrete tiles have been placed and the soapstone has been put down for the season. Access should be less difficult with the exception of high tide. Captains are always encouraged to observe the ramp before making any attempt. 🚧

Rock conditions on the beach:
⚠️⚠️ CAUTION!!!⚠️⚠️
🪨🪨 There are STILL multiple observations of Rock sightings from the North sign post and South about 150 ft as well as a strip of small rocks at the high water line. Captains are encouraged to check the beach at all tides. As always stay vigilant and plan to change course if needed.🪨🪨

*LIABILITY*
⚓️Captain's are reminded they are solely responsible for the safety of their crew and vessel at all times. Captains are also encouraged to have themselves and passengers wear flotation devices ( Life Jackets, Float Coats, Inflatable PFD ) while navigating the surf during launch and landings. As weather conditions can and do change rapidly at any time of year with little to no warning SAFETY IS PARAMOUNT.⚓️

*RESPECT AND LOVE*
❤️As always captains stay safe and good luck crabbing🦀, fishing🎣 ❤️

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