The Wave
When Hooks fires it usually follows a northeast long-period swell with clean conditions on a west offshore.
The peak window is high tide, especially while the tide is rising, when the lefts box up and barrel.
A fickle North-Florida sandbar that lights up on northeast groundswells with hollow lefts and occasional heavy barrels near the mouth of the St. Marys/Amelia River. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Hooks in Florida.
Forecast
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When Hooks fires it usually follows a northeast long-period swell with clean conditions on a west offshore.
The peak window is high tide, especially while the tide is rising, when the lefts box up and barrel.
The lineup can be crowded and carries real marine hazards-locals report sharks and seasonal jellyfish near the river mouth.
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