Agami Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s have a look at what’s cookin’ for Agami.

First off, I gotta be straight with you – the next 16 days are a real struggle. There’s nothing on the table for a long stretch, and the first break we get is a tiny window of hope right at the start of August. Until then, it’s pretty much a write-off, with a solid week of poor conditions and onshore wind. The wait is painful.

The only real standout in this whole outlook is a brief moment on Saturday morning, August 1st. We’ve got a tiny 3ft swell comin’ out of the NNW, but the real story here is the wind. It’s glassy. Flat calm. That’s a rare treat for this spot, and it’ll give you the cleanest surface you’ll see all period. The wave energy is weak though, only 61 (weak). It’s not gonna be big, but if you want a longboard or a log and just enjoy the glide without the chop, that’s your window. The water’s runnin’ a touch warmer than normal for this time of year at 82°, so you won’t need a thick suit.

Now, for the rest of it... Honestly, it’s grim. Most days are hammered by onshore winds from the NW, with swell heights bouncing between 2ft and 6ft, but the quality is just not there. The first week (from July 26th through the 31st) is a total write-off – poor surf conditions, cross-shore and onshore wind, and a lot of chop. The swell energy does push into the moderate range on a couple of days (390 on the 26th, 205 on the 27th), but with the wind howling from the wrong direction, it’s messy. The swell period is short – mostly 6 to 8 seconds – so it’s just windswell junk.

After that brief glassy moment on the 1st, we go right back into the doldrums. The second week (August 2nd through 10th) is a desert of tiny swell and onshore winds. Heights stay below 3ft, energy is mostly in double digits (weak), and the wind is either cross-shore or onshore. There’s a flicker of hope on Wednesday morning, August 5th, when the swell bumps up to 4ft from the NW with 124 (moderate) energy, but the wind is WNW at 16 mph, cross-onshore and choppy. It’s a messy, lumpy day. Not worth paddling out for.

If you’re a kiter, those days with 5ft+ and a strong cross-onshore wind (like the 5th and 6th of August) might actually be your jam. For a surfer? There’s almost nothing to get excited about.

Agami is a rarely breaks spot, and this forecast proves why. It’s a tough stretch. The only thing I can say is that the forecasts can change, and a blank run like this isn’t abnormal for the area. Keep your eyes peeled, but for now, I’d find something else to do.

Rusty.

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