Blacknose Point Surf Forecast and Surf Reports

“When I first surfed Blacknose it was a walk over several Farmer's paddocks and the Alcoa factory had only just kicked off, and Wayne Lynch still hooked his board to the back of his sailboard and sailed off to the middle reefs way way out past "the Well" at Peterborough.
I'm sorry to hear you had a bad day Bob, and don't where it was precisely you were surfing to say Blacknose Point it is over rated, but he must of either hit it in the summer Nor Easters where its a windslop pig, or you Hodaded your first take off into the pit so no one wanted to risk losing waves to someone that'll blow the take off.
I grew up surfing the "Boxes" "L.A." "the Wedge", and if you walked out the back of my High school you fell in the North Av "Suck up" and "Rocks", and I'm telling Bob (whose last name can't be "Evans") Blacknose Point is one of the best waves if not the best wave in the entire Country in a mid tide Sou'Westerly swell of 8 foot plus.
When its going off, I've never have any trouble getting out and its a long ride a bit like Crescent with more reef reforms and longer. It's not as full green as Crescent either, so vertical water makes it waaay way better.
If its going off by the end of your ride your legs are shaking from shock.
It pitches "point"reef" "point" "reef" all the way down the Headland and I once got two tubes in 81 on one wave both over 5 seconds. It really fires up at about 8 feet plus and will pitch up like Aloa Moanna, then like "Race Course' to Winki, and then all over again. I'd rather surf Blacknose when its working than any other wave in the Country
If you patient, know your etiquette, and the locals can see you can surf you'll get waves there no problem and they'll be off your face screamers. If Bells is working Blacknose is and is the best wave in the country. One ride there and Pete Drouwyn turned into Westerly Wind Queen of the Dessert :)”