Easky Right Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Yo, what’s up, crew? It’s Rusty here, checking in with a look at what’s cookin’ for the next stretch. We’ve got one spot on the radar, and it’s a bit of a mixed bag, so let’s get into it.

The overall pattern starts quiet, with a few small windows of clean surf, but there’s a lot of wind and chop to wade through. The real standout is shaping up for the third week, but it’s a long way out, so we’ll call it promising but not locked in yet. There’s a solid gap of several days mid-period where the conditions are just too rough to recommend.

Easky Right – This reef break is a beginner-friendly slab that’s fairly consistent. The water’s running at 61°F, which is a touch warmer than normal for this time of year, so you can leave the thickest rubber at home.

We kick off Monday, August 10th, with a tiny 3 ft NW swell and glassy conditions in the morning. It’s weak, with combined energy at just 193, but it’s ridable. The afternoon sees a bump to 4 ft from the north, but the wind swings cross-on and it gets marginal.

Tuesday morning is a write-off – poor surf, small at 3 ft. The afternoons improve a bit from Wednesday the 12th through Thursday the 13th, with offshore winds and clean lines. Thursday morning hits a decent 3 ft from the west, with moderate offshore wind and clean conditions – energy climbing to 203. That’s a solid little session for the learner crew.

Friday the 14th through Saturday the 15th is a no-go: cross-shore and cross-on winds, messy, with swell up to 5 ft but poor quality. Sunday the 16th eases off with a light cross-off breeze and a 4 ft NW swell, but it’s still ordinary.

Then Monday, August 17th, we get a surprise: 5 ft from the west, light offshore wind, clean. Energy jumps to 344. That’s a good morning for anyone who can get out. But the afternoon turns messy again.

From Tuesday the 18th right through to the end of the week, it’s a stormy mess. Onshore winds, choppy, with swell building to 6 ft on the 18th and 6 ft on the 19th. The wind is onshore or cross-on, so it’s just not worth it. The energy is strong (over 500), but it’s all wind-slop. This stretch is a kite-surfing setup, not for paddle surfing.

Now, the real standout comes in the distance. Thursday, August 20th looks unreal: glassy conditions, 4 ft WNW swell, and clean. The combined energy is a moderate 258, and it’s a great afternoon for a long, mellow session. But the highlight is Friday, August 21st. We’ve got a 6 ft WNW groundswell, period around 10 seconds, and 12 mph offshore wind out of the south. Energy is a strong 636. This is the best on offer – clean, powerful, and the direction lines up perfectly with the optimum NW direction. Crowds are possible at this spot, so get in early. Saturday the 22nd fades a bit, and Sunday the 23rd gets big again, with 8 ft from the NNW, but that’s borderline for beginners and the wind is messy.

So, for the next 16 days, the clear pick is Friday, August 21st at Easky Right. The Thursday before is a great warm-up. Everything else is either too small, too windy, or too rough. Keep an eye on that long-range window – it could be a good run.

Rusty out.

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