Easky Right Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let’s get into it. The long-range picture is a bit of a slow burn, but there are definitely a couple of windows where it’ll be worth paddling out. We’ve got a bit of a wait for the good stuff, but when it lines up, it’s going to be clean.

The first real opportunity kicks off on Sunday, the 2nd. There’s some swell on the way, but it’s not massive. We’re looking at chest-high waves, around 4ft, pushing in from the NW. The wind is the big story here – a light cross-offshore breeze from the SE will be keeping the surface glassy. It’s not going to be perfect, but it’s a clean, surfable morning. The energy is building too, with a combined reading of 231, which is solid. It’s a good one to get the cobwebs off.

The next window pops up a week later, on Sunday, the 9th. This is where things get interesting. The swell is up a touch, hitting 5ft from the WNW, and the wind drops to nothing – just pure glass. Morning looks like the call. The energy reading jumps to 303, which is a proper pulse of juice. This is the standout morning of the first week. If you can only get out once, this is it. The break, Easky Right (Sligo), is a reef setup that handles a bit of size well, and it prefers that NW direction.

Then, Monday the 10th also looks very promising. The swell is a bit stronger at 5ft and the wind is offshore, keeping things clean. The energy is even higher, at 353. The morning is your best bet, but the afternoon cleans up nicely too with a solid 4ft and a light offshore breeze. It’s another cracker.

After that, the middle of next week sees the swell jump up. Wednesday the 12th has the biggest surf of the run, with 6ft of windswell from the NNW. The period is short, only 7 seconds, so it’s not going to be lined-up perfection, but the offshore wind will make it a fun, if a bit bumpy, time. The energy is serious though – hitting 384 and then 463 in the afternoon. This is a powerful push of water. The afternoon is rated as just okay, and with that size and a short period, it might be a bit of a handful.

The back half of the second week looks like it gets a bit messy, with some strong winds and a drop in quality. The swell fades a bit, and the wind picks up, so it’s not looking like a great time to be out.

So, here’s the rundown: The best of the clean and fun is Sunday the 9th, with Monday the 10th running a close second. The 12th offers the most size, but it’s a wilder, less refined wave. Don’t sleep on the early morning sessions when the wind is light – that’s when this place really shines.

Rusty.

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