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Dogfish Point is a kitesurfing spot near Bellingham, on the east coast of Lummi Island in the Bellingham Channel. This exposed point offers good wind conditions in south to southwest winds. The spot is more advanced due to strong tidal currents in the channel and the relative isolation of the area. Natural setting with views of the San Juan Islands and Mount Baker.
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Riding in Bellingham Channel with cold saltwater (7-12°C/45-54°F). A 5/3mm wetsuit recommended year-round, with hood and gloves in winter. Strong tidal currents in the channel between Lummi Island and the mainland. Formed chop when wind opposes current. Rocky bottom around the point.
Very strong tidal currents in the channel that can carry riders. Very cold water year-round — high hypothermia risk. Isolated spot on an island — access by ferry only (Whatcom Chief). Submerged rocks around the point. Maritime traffic in the channel. Ride with a buddy and inform someone of your session.
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