Stone Harbor 110

Stone Harbor 110 is an exposed breakwater/jetty beach-break in Stone Harbor, where surf can be quite consistent for its setup. The break has rock jetties/breakwaters on both sides, and the conditions are strongly shaped by how the sandbars line up with the rock structures near the 110th Street area. For wind, northwest winds are identified as the best direction because they can groom the wave faces. Typical wind speeds are described in the low-to-mid range (roughly 10–25 knots), though wind reliability is noted as low and there can be local wind shadow effects immediately behind the boardwalk buildings. Timing-wise, autumn is repeatedly emphasized. The spot record highlights September through December as the best window for wind conditions, while November is singled out as the best month for the overall spot. The ride pattern is generally described as short and punchy, with a peeling wave style and an emphasis on a mid tide window. Safety is a key consideration: rocks and submerged jetty structures are present, rip currents are common near the jetties, and localism is mentioned. Summer access rules also apply—surfing is restricted to designated beaches during the lifeguard season—so planning your session around conditions and lineup behavior is important. Use full winter protection when the water is cold, and treat outgoing tides near the rocks as a higher-risk period.