Agami Surf Forecast and Surf Report

G’day, Rusty here. Let’s cut to it—this stretch is flat as a tack for the better part of the next ten days. There’s a little windswell pushing through, but it’s short-period, jumbled, and blown out by onshores or cross-onshores. You won’t miss much.

Starting Wednesday the 16th, we’ve got a pathetic 0.5m of NNW windswell, 6-second period. Mornings are clean with a light offshore, but there’s no push—combined energy is weak at 19. Water temp is 28°, a touch warmer than normal for this time of year, but you’re not gonna care if you’re just floating around. Thursday and Friday are even smaller: 0.2m and 0.7m, with light winds but no power. Not worth the walk.

Saturday the 19th bumps to 1.1m in the morning, but it’s cross-on from the north and chopped. Periods stay short at 7 seconds, energy just cracks 113—that’s barely moderate. Saturday afternoon and Sunday ease back to 1.0m, messy, with moderate cross-onshore winds. Monday the 21st is the same story: 0.8m, 6-second slop, chop on top. Tuesday the 22nd is marginal at best—0.8m, onshore and lumpy. No go.

Here’s the deal: from now through Thursday the 24th, nothing is worth paddling out for. That’s a solid ten-day gap of flat, weak, junky surf. It’s a dry spell, plain and simple.

Then Friday morning the 25th, finally something. Swell pushes to 1.4m from the NNW, period still only 8 seconds, but the wind swings offshore from the ESE and it’s glassy. Energy hits 214—moderate, and for the first time, the ocean has some life. Get in early; the afternoon turns cross-on and choppy. Saturday the 26th drops to 1.0m, morning clean with a cross-offshore breeze, but it’s forgettable.

The one true standout is Sunday the 27th. Morning delivers 1.6m from the NNW, period 8 seconds, light offshore from the east, and energy at 280—the biggest and cleanest of the whole run. Conditions are good, and this is your best shot. It’s not huge—1.6m is fun-sized—but the short period keeps it open, not closing out. Agami is a beach break, so if the period were longer, it might wall up, but at 8 seconds you’ll get workable lines. Get out early; the afternoon goes cross-shore and choppy.

Monday the 28th morning is also okay: 1.4m, offshore from the ESE, clean, energy at 206. Not a standout, but rideable. After that, Tuesday and Wednesday fade to 0.9m and 0.6m, with cross-shore winds and chop. By October 1st, it’s down to 0.4m and 0.3m, with fresh breezes. Flat again.

So, bottom line: don’t even bother until Sunday the 27th. That morning is the pick, and even then it’s not epic—just clean and rideable. The rest is a write-off. This coast usually has more juice than this, so a blank stretch this long is odd, but forecasts can change. Keep an eye on it, but don’t hold your breath.

Rusty out.

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