Easky Right Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here, lookin’ at the charts for the next couple weeks. We’ve got one spot on the radar – Easky Right. Don’t expect perfection, but there’s a window of hope in the first few days before things get messy. The first surf worth paddling for kicks off Monday the 6th.

That first session Monday morning, the 6th of July, is our genuine standout in the whole outlook. Easky Right is seeing a 5ft swell from the west with a period of 8 seconds, which is a short-period wind swell, so it’s not the most refined wave but it’ll be rideable. The wind is a light cross-offshore from the southwest at 9 mph, keeping the surface clean. The combined swell energy is a moderate 291 – not pumping, but there’s enough there for a beginner-friendly reef wave. Water temp is sitting about average for this time of year, nothing weird.

Monday afternoon gets a little more juice with 5ft from the west, but the wind picks up to 12 mph from the WSW, making it cross-off, and the vibe drops off – the tide might mess with the shape, so it’s not the pick.

Tuesday the 7th, the morning has 6ft from the west (energy up to 440, moderate), but the wind is still a brisk 12 mph cross-off from the WSW. Clean, but the quality is just *marginal* – maybe not as crisp as we’d like. Tuesday afternoon fades with cross-shore wind and poor conditions.

Then we get a brief reprieve: Wednesday morning the 8th gives us a classic. Offshore wind from the south at just 6 mph with 4ft from the west, period still at 9 seconds. Combined energy is 287, moderate. It’s clean, it’s fun, and Easky Right will have some peelers for a beginner or intermediate. That’s a solid secondary window.

Thursday the 9th morning is *glassy* – glassy, Rusty’s favorite word. Northwest wind at 3 mph, making it glass, with 4ft from the west and energy of 220. That afternoon gets even better: 3 mph from the NW again, glassy conditions, 4ft from the west. If you can get out there, it’ll be silky smooth and the waves will be little jewels. That’s another standout for the clean wave hunters.

After Thursday, it’s a long slide into the gutter. From Friday the 10th onward, we get onshore junk, big north winds, and wave heights dropping to ankle-biters. Friday morning has 3ft from the WNW with a longer 11-second period, but the cross-onshore wind at 6 mph from the NE makes it choppy. By Saturday the 11th, it’s 16–18 mph onshore winds and poor conditions, and it stays grim for almost a whole week.

There’s a small flicker on Tuesday the 14th morning: glassy conditions again with 2ft from the west, energy at 108 (weak), but the period is 10 seconds. It’s surfable but very ordinary – a knee-high day for the die-hards.

The tail end of the outlook around the 18th to 21st of July sees a bump in swell but it’s all cross-onshore or onshore with strong winds. The 18th afternoon has 7ft from the WNW and energy of 413 (moderate), but with 25 mph winds from the NW, it’s messy, lumpy, and only for experts or the insane. By the 21st, we get 6ft from the west with 12 mph cross-onshore – still chopped up.

Overall, the best bet is the Monday the 6th morning or that glassy Thursday the 9th. Get out early and enjoy the clean ones before the wind turns sour. With only one break consistently offering *fairly consistent* waves, it’s not a total washout – just gotta hit the right tides and windows.

– Rusty

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