Easky Right Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Grab a coffee, let’s see what we’ve got.

So, we’re looking at a stretch that starts a bit slow but has a proper pulse of energy working through the first week, then it gets a bit messy. The real standout is going to be that Saturday the 12th morning session, but we’ve got to work for it.

The first real action is Monday afternoon, the 7th of September. Easky Right is seeing a solid 10ft W swell, but it’s coming with a 22 mph cross-off wind. The water is a touch warmer than normal at 61°F. The wave energy is strong (1448), so there’s plenty of power, but that wind is going to make it lumpy. It’s a marginal call, but it’s the start of the run.

Tuesday the 8th is a write-off. Strong winds, 25 mph, slamming onshore, turning that 13ft WNW swell into a washing machine. Skip it.

Wednesday the 9th is a decent reset. Morning sees a clean 5ft NNW swell with a gentle cross-off breeze. It’s a bit small, but the conditions are clean. The afternoon drops to 4ft, but still clean. A good day for a longboard.

Thursday the 10th offers a bit more. Morning has a 5ft W swell with a fresh offshore wind, so it’s clean. That’s a good window. The afternoon is a touch smaller at 5ft but with a cross-off, still clean.

Friday the 11th is a bit of a mixed bag. The swell picks up to 6ft and then 7ft, but the wind is cross-shore, putting a bit of a chop on the face. It’s surfable, not perfect.

Right, here’s the highlight. Saturday morning, the 12th of September. That’s your best bet. We’ve got an 8ft WNW swell with a 13-second period, which is a proper groundswell. The wind is offshore and the wave energy is very strong (2313). That’s a big, clean, powerful wave. It’s right on the edge of expert territory, so if you’re not confident, maybe give it a miss. The afternoon drops to 7ft with a strong cross-off, still big but less clean.

Sunday the 13th is a nice consolation prize. Morning is a clean 5ft NW swell with light winds, and the afternoon is a glassy 4ft with a gentle offshore. That’s your classic clean, fun day.

The middle of the week, from the 14th to the 16th, is a bit of a slump. The swell drops to around 5ft, and the wind is a mix of cross and onshore, making it lumpy. It’s not great, but it’s still surfable for the desperate.

The 17th and 18th of September bring a little uptick. Clean, small swell around 3ft to 4ft with offshore winds. Perfect for a learner or a longboard session.

The 19th is a drop-off – tiny 3ft swell and weak energy (92).

Then, look at the 20th of September. Sunday. We get a big pulse again – 10ft W swell with a 12-second period. The wind is moderate cross-off, so it’s clean. That’s a lot of energy (2172). It’s a long way out, but it looks promising for another big day.

The final few days, the 21st and 22nd, are a mess. Strong cross-shore winds and big, messy swell. That’s kite-surfing territory, not paddle surfing.

So, to sum it up: Saturday morning the 12th is the clear winner for the experienced surfer. Sunday the 13th is your best bet for a clean, fun wave for everyone. The 20th is a wildcard worth keeping an eye on.

Rusty.

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