Fullers Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, listen up, surfers. We're dialing into Fullers, a reef break that's a bit of a secret spot – it doesn't fire all the time, so when it does, you gotta be ready.

The first few days are a bit of a slow burn. Friday the 10th and Saturday the 11th have some small, short-period swell, but the wind is messy and the reports are weak. Don't waste your energy. Sunday the 12th morning is a real gem – glassy calm with a clean 3ft SSW swell that has a solid 14-second interval. The energy is moderate at 526, and with zero wind, it'll be a mirror. That's your best early call, but be prepared to sit and wait for the sets.

The pattern shifts on Tuesday the 14th. The morning brings a clean 4ft north-west swell, but it's a short 8-second period, so it won't have much punch. The afternoon is a complete washout with a tiny 1ft wave. Wednesday the 15th sees a bump to 5ft in the morning, but again, it's short-period and the afternoon gets blown out.

We hit a better rhythm from the 17th to the 20th. The swell gets some life back with a long-period groundswell from the west-northwest in the 17-18 second range. The energy readings are solid, hitting 789 on the 18th morning. This is the kind of swell that will really wrap around the reef, but it can be a bit tricky. That long period might make it break a bit too straight at a beach break, but for a reef, it could be perfect. Winds are light cross-shore, so it'll be ridable, but the reports are still just so-so. It's a persistent, decent run of small-to-medium waves.

The standout window is Tuesday the 21st. The morning shows clean, cross-offshore winds with a 3ft SSW swell and a 15-second period. The energy is moderate at 591, but the clean conditions make it a real winner. The 22nd and 23rd also have potential, with the 23rd afternoon turning glassy again. The 25th sees a late surge of energy, with a 4ft SSE swell and a 16-second period, and the energy reading is a powerful 1099. The wind is light cross-shore, so it could be a solid end to the run.

The water temperature is a chilly 55°F, which is significantly colder than normal for this time of year. You'll need a thick wetsuit, boots, and probably a hood.

So, the takeaway is this: it's an inconsistent break, but the quality is there. Sunday the 12th morning is your best early shot, and the Tuesday 21st through Thursday 23rd window looks the most promising for clean, lined-up waves. The long-period swells in the second week are a good sign. Keep your eyes on the forecast, because it can change.

Rusty.

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