Easky Right Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s look at what’s on the cards for the next couple of weeks. It’s a bit of a slow burner, but there’s a proper window of clean surf to get excited about if you play your cards right.

We’re looking at Easky Right, a reef setup that’s fairly consistent and works best with swell out of the northwest. The water temp is about average for this time of year, nothing wild to report there. The forecast kicks off with a bit of a dud; Tuesday the 7th is blown out with a cross-off wind and a messy 5.6ft swell from the west. The combined energy is moderate at 440, but conditions are too rough to bother with. That afternoon is even worse.

Things turn around sharply from Wednesday the 8th. That morning, we get a clean 4.6ft swell from the west with a proper offshore wind from the south at just 3 mph. The combined energy is a solid moderate 351, and the wave comment says it’s good. That afternoon, it goes full glassy—4.3ft from the west, 10-second period, no wind. That is your standout session of the entire outlook. The reef will be clean, lined up, and absolutely worth paddling out for. Thursday the 9th morning is also a winner: another 4.6ft west swell, 9-second period, and a gentle south offshore wind keeping things clean (combined energy 321). The afternoon drops off with a cross-shore wind, so hit the morning.

After that, it’s a long dry spell. From Friday the 10th right through to the end of the outlook on Wednesday the 22nd, the forecast is a solid run of poor conditions. The swell drops off dramatically; by Monday the 13th we’re looking at tiny 1.3ft leftovers. Winds turn onshore and choppy for most of that period. There’s a brief flicker of energy on Tuesday the 14th with a 2.3ft west swell, but the wind is a moderate cross-shore making a mess of it. The combined energy those days barely reaches 113 at best, and mostly sits in the double digits. It’s flat and not worth a look for paddle surfing.

So to keep it simple: your one true standout is Wednesday afternoon on the 8th—glassy, clean, waist-high plus waves at Easky Right. Thursday morning the 9th is your backup. After that, put the board away for a week and a half. The forecast shows no decent surf again until at least the 22nd, and even that looks marginal.

Stay sharp.

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