A compact jetty-cut beach break at the Webhannet River mouth that throws up fast, sandbar peaks - best when an E ground swell meets a clean NW offshore breeze. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Wells Jetties in Maine.
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The twin stone jetties funnel sand and can create punchy, short peaks near the southern jetty tip that change with the bar.
Best shape arrives on an easterly groundswells (E-ESE) with winds from the NW (offshore) and lower-to-mid tides - low-to-rising often produces the most defined peaks.
Be mindful of rip channels and occasional rocks near the harbor mouth.
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