I really should cruise down to Tongg’s and get a photo of this but thought it best to report the news first. We just read from the HonoluluAdvertiser.com that the DLNR is warning surfers to stay clear of part of the Tongg’s surf break due to debris from a boat the ran aground this week.

Part of the boat is still submerged I guess and there’s debris that could injur surfers. The debris is marked about 100 yards off shore by two orange buoy’s.

If we can, we’ll get a picture up by the end of the day.

As predicted earlier in the week a little bump in the surf is going to be hitting the North and East facing shores of Oahu today. The surf is expected to be 3-5 foot faces with a chance for some bigger sets.

Obviously this is nothing to get too excited about but it’s a sign of the changing seasons, one that a lot of water enthusiasts will gladly welcome after a small year on the south shore. Speaking of the south shore, there is also the chance of a small bump on the south shore this Friday continuing through the weekend.

For those of you wanting a little more fun in the water the week long outlook appears bleak for surf on the Island of Oahu.

The south shore looks like it will continue to be small surf for the remainder of the week. (That should be nothing new for those of you who endured a summer without waves.)

The west side of the island also looks like it will be small kine waves throughout the week.

The north and east sides of the island may be your only chance to get some action in the water. A late bump Thursday brings the possibility of 2-3+ waves (Hawaiian scale) on the north shore continuing Friday and the east side of the island of Oahu is staying steady at 1-3+ all week long.