Oh, Waimea. The most famous of Hawaiian waves, save for maybe Pipeline. The Bay is a central player in surfing’s story, and it’s for good reason. It’s a magical place, and when it’s really working, it is a sight to see. It’s like looking back into the sands of time: big boards, wide stances, and party waves. It seems to be less of a testosterone pit than other waves on the North Shore—probably because of the sort of reverence everyone has for Waimea. Here’s what happened on the morning of January 13, courtesy of Dan’s Surf Videos.
