Anglet - Le Club Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, surfers, Rusty here. Let’s get into it for Anglet - Le Club. This is a classic beach and jetty set-up, exposed to the northwest, so it’s all about the period and the wind for this stretch. The water is running at a warm 73.2°, which is a couple of degrees above what you’d expect for this time of year, so you might not need the full wetsuit.

The next week starts off pretty flat and messy. Friday the 11th is a write-off, with a weak 2.3ft northwest swell and a cross-shore breeze messing up the surface. The energy is weak (83), and it's just not worth paddling out. Saturday looks a little cleaner in the morning with a glassy surface, but the swell is still small and unorganized, so it’s only just surfable, nothing to get excited about.

Now, keep your eyes on Sunday the 13th. We've got a proper pulse of swell arriving overnight. The morning is looking like the standout of this first stretch: 4.3ft of northwest groundswell with a long 13-second period, and it's dead glassy. The combined energy jumps right up (545), and it should be well-formed and clean. This is a proper dawn patrol session. The afternoon gets a bit onshore, so get your fill early. Monday the 14th has a similar size, but the period drops slightly and there's a bit of cross-off in the morning, which can be fun here. Tuesday is blown out with a rising west wind, and Wednesday is a choppy mess, so we're looking at a few days of poor conditions.

The next real highlight is shaping up for Thursday the 17th. The swell builds to 5.9ft with an 11-second period, the energy is strong (743), and it's glassy first thing. This looks very good, definitely the best of the first week.

After a brief drop on Friday the 18th, the second week has some serious potential, but it's further out so treat it with a bit of caution. The big one is Saturday the 19th. The forecast is for a solid 5.9ft of northwest swell with a powerful 13-second period and a clean cross-off wind in the morning. The wave energy is very strong, hitting 1037. This could be an excellent, powerful session for the more experienced crew, as it's a bit too big for beginners. Keep an eye on that one. The following week sees a series of good mornings with clean conditions and consistent 3.6ft to 4.9ft northwest swells. Days like the 21st, 23rd, and the 24th all have glassy or offshore mornings with decent energy.

The final few days of the window are interesting. Friday the 25th starts off fantastic, but the afternoon forecast is for a huge 7.5ft swell with a 14-second period, and the model says it's actually too big for this break. That same weekend, the 26th, looks incredible with 5.6ft and 5.2ft of clean glassy surf. This is a long-range call, but it has the potential to be the pick of the bunch. It's looking like a promising couple of weeks.

Keep it salty.

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