Anaehoomalu Bay_A-Bay Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Howdy, this is Rusty with the long-range picture. It's going to be a quiet stretch around here, so don't be in a hurry to rush out.

We're in for a long, slow patch right from the start. From Tuesday the 7th through Sunday the 12th, the ocean is nearly asleep. Combined swell energy is mostly below `100` – the highest is `117` on Sunday afternoon, but with swell heights barely hitting `0.3ft` to `0.5ft`, it's just not doing anything. Winds are light and occasionally glassy, but with no swell, it doesn't matter. This is a proper dry spell.

The real change comes into the second week. On Monday afternoon the 14th, we finally get a pulse. Swell hits `0.8ft` from the West with a long `15` second period, and the combined energy reaches `121`. The wind goes glassy from the NNE, making it a clean but tiny session. It's something, at least.

The one time you want to make a plan is for Wednesday the 15th afternoon at Anaehoomalu Bay_A-Bay (Anaehoomalu Bay_A-Bay). We're looking at a `0.7ft` West swell with a very long `16` second period, which is perfect for this reef-and-point setup. The combined energy climbs to `270`, a moderate reading, and the wind turns glassy. Conditions are described as “good surf conditions.” That long-period groundswell is going to wrap in and give you proper, clean waves. It's the clear standout for the whole forecast. Crowds can be around *sometimes*, but for this quality of glass, it's a no-brainer.

After that, the surf drops back to `0.5ft` to `1ft` through the rest of the period, with a few glassy moments but nothing that really competes with that Wednesday session. The calm, glassy conditions on Friday afternoon the 17th with a `0.6ft` West swell (energy `155`) is worth a look as a backup.

So here’s the bottom line: sit tight for about a week, and then be ready for Wednesday the 15th afternoon. It's not a big swell, but in a flat spell, it's your best chance by far.

Rusty.

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