Agami Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let me tell you straight: the next 16 days here are a total flat spell. There’s simply nothing rideable on offer at Agami. Not a single window with enough size or energy to get you into anything decent. The swell is just too weak and the wind is mostly junk, so save your wax and your energy for another time.

The whole stretch from Wednesday the 9th through to Thursday the 24th is a write-off. We see tiny, short-period leftovers, mostly under 4ft, with periods of 6 to 8 seconds. That’s just wind chop and bump—nothing with any push. The combined energy stays weak all the way through, mostly under 165, and often dropping way down into the low double digits and even single digits. That’s a flat ocean, plain and simple. Water temp comes in at 83.7°F which is a couple of degrees warmer than normal for this time of year, but you won't need a spring suit for waves you can't ride.

There's a small blip on Wednesday morning the 9th with 4ft from the northwest, but it’s onshore wind and the period is only 8 seconds—it’s going to be messy and weak. Not worth paddling out for. The rest of that first week and into the next sees the swell fade away, going down to under 3ft and often below 1.5ft. The winds stay mostly cross-onshore or onshore, which makes it even worse. There are a couple of pockets of glassy conditions, like the morning of Wednesday the 16th and Thursday the 24th, but they’re combined with next-to-no swell, just 1.3ft. That’s a lake, not surf.

This is a spot that rarely breaks anyway, so a blank stretch like this isn't a huge surprise. When you see a run like this, you just have to be patient. Forecasts change, and it tends not to stay this poor for long. Keep an eye on the charts—when something finally shows up, it'll be worth the wait.

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