Agami Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s be straight with you about Agami. The next 16 days are a real mixed bag, and honestly, it’s a pretty lean run for most of it. There’s a lot of onshore wind and small, weak swell to wade through, but there *is* one standout window that’ll get the blood pumping if you’re patient.

The first week and a half is pretty grim. We’re looking at a long stretch from Tuesday, July 14th all the way through Sunday, July 26th where the surf is mostly poor. The wind is blowing straight onshore from the NW most of the time, and the swell is small—mostly under 5 ft—with short periods around 6 to 8 seconds, so it’s weak and junky. The combined wave energy is low, meaning there’s no real power behind it. The water temperature at Agami is sitting at 82°, which is much warmer than normal for this time of year, by about 4°, so that’s a nice perk if you’re just going for a swim.

The real story comes on Friday, July 24th. That’s our standout. We’ve got a solid NW groundswell pushing in at 8 ft, with a period of 9 to 10 seconds—that’s a long period that will bring real shape and energy. The combined wave energy jumps way up into the strong category, so there’s real power in the water. The wind is light offshore from the NW, so the morning and afternoon should be clean. Agami is an exposed beach break, so that long period will make it punchy and hollow, but it can also make it a bit straight and tricky. At 8 ft, this is definitely for experienced surfers only—beginners, sit this one out. It’s the best on offer by a long shot, and the only real highlight.

The Saturday after, July 25th, still has decent size at 7 ft with a 9-second period, but the wind picks up onshore again in the afternoon, so it’s a shorter window. After that, it fades back into the small, weak stuff through the end of the month.

Stay patient, keep an eye on that Friday the 24th, and don’t get your hopes up for the rest.

Rusty.

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