Easky Right Surf Forecast and Surf Report

G'day, Rusty here.

We've got a slow start, but then a proper pulse of energy rolls in for Easky Right. This is a reef break that's fairly consistent and works best on a NW swell. The first few days of September are pretty average, but hang tight, because things get real.

The water's a touch warmer than normal for this time of year, sitting at 62.1°F.

We kick off on Tuesday the 1st with a small 5.2ft W swell, but it's weak with only 344 combined energy and the wind is messy. Not worth getting wet for. Wednesday and Thursday are even smaller, with poor surf and gusty cross-off winds. A real nothing run.

Then, hold onto your board. Friday the 4th of September sees a massive jump – a 14.8ft WNW swell, with a solid 12-second period and a huge 6139 combined energy. The wind is a strong cross-off in the morning, making it look pretty wild. Saturday the 5th sees it drop to a still hefty 8.2ft from the WNW, but the real standout is Saturday afternoon. The wind swings offshore, gentle and clean, with a 6.9ft WNW swell (829 combined energy). That's going to be a session to remember. Clean, offshore lines reeling down the reef.

Sunday the 6th is a write-off with strong winds, but Monday the 7th is a cracker for experienced surfers. An 8.2ft W swell with 11 seconds and a strong 2704 combined energy, with a light cross-off wind. The size is pushing into expert territory, but the quality will be there for those who can handle it. Tuesday the 8th holds similar size, but the wind is howling offshore, making it clean but a real battle to paddle into.

We get a bit of a lull mid-week, with poor onshore winds on the 9th. Thursday the 10th brings back clean conditions, with a 6.2ft WNW swell and gentle offshore wind. Good surf, but not a standout.

The second week is smaller and more mixed. Friday the 11th and Saturday the 12th are marginal, with onshore or cross-on winds. The swell is mostly from the north, which isn't the optimum direction for the break. Sunday the 13th and Monday the 14th are small and weak. However, Tuesday the 15th of September looks like another promising one. A 6.2ft W swell with a 12-second period (1048 combined energy) and light winds, turning glassy in the afternoon. That's a very clean, very fun day for the more experienced crew. Wednesday the 16th holds similar 6.2ft swell but with a shorter period and a cross-on wind, so it's a step down.

The absolute best on offer is Saturday afternoon, September 5th. That 6.9ft WNW swell with gentle offshore wind is a recipe for perfection. The second standout is Monday morning, September 7th, for the big-wave crew – 8.2ft W swell with clean conditions, but it's for experts only.

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