Injidup Point Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let’s get into it. The long-range charts are showing plenty of life for Injidup Point, but you’re gonna need a bit of patience and a good eye on the wind. The first few days are pretty rough, with onshore and cross-shore winds muscling up a decent-sized, but messy, swell. We’ve got a pulse of SW groundswell in the 6ft to 10ft range, but it’s getting chopped up. The energy is moderate, with values around 1678 to 3785.

Wednesday the 9th is not your day. It’s cross-on and choppy, with poor surf conditions. Thursday the 10th isn’t much better, just a marginal look with light cross-onshore winds. The swell is there, but it’s not clean. Friday the 11th is a write-off – onshore winds and poor conditions.

Saturday the 12th is still messy, with a cross-shore wind and a lumpy sea state. Sunday morning the 13th is also a write-off with fresh cross-shore winds, but the afternoon brings a shift. We get a cross-offshore breeze, and the swell cleans up a touch. The energy bumps to 4885, and it’s looking more like a surf. Still, it’s not the standout.

Monday the 14th is where it starts to get interesting. The morning is still a bit compromised, but the afternoon is the first real highlight. We’ve got a 12ft SW groundswell at 15 seconds, with a moderate south wind blowing offshore. The energy is up there at 5525, and it’s clean. This is excellent for experienced surfers – a proper session. The water temp is about average for this time of year.

Tuesday the 15th keeps the offshore flow, but it’s fresh and a bit challenging. Still good, but Monday afternoon was the better window. Wednesday the 16th backs off a touch, but the afternoon has a gentle offshore breeze and clean 7ft waves.

Then there’s a bit of a downswing. Thursday the 17th and Friday the 18th get blown out again with strong winds, and the quality tanks. The weekend of the 19th and 20th has size, but it’s a mess – strong cross-onshore winds making it lumpy.

Now, keep your eyes on the prize. The real standout is Monday the 21st of September. It’s still over a week away, so treat it as a promising one, but the models are lighting up. We’re looking at a big SW groundswell, pushing 18ft to 20ft with a 17-18 second period. That’s a serious amount of water. The energy readings are huge – 16706 in the morning, up to 21936 in the afternoon. The wind is offshore in the morning, making it an exceptional call for expert surfers only. This is way too big for most, and the crowd will be heavy. But for the crew who can handle it, it could be a day to remember. The afternoon might even be too big for the point. It’s going to be a big, powerful groundswell, and those long-period waves will be looking for the reefs and points to wrap around.

Tuesday the 22nd is still huge, but it’s a step down. The energy is still very strong at 10870, and the lighter winds make it saveable. It would be another big day for experts only.

After that, it settles back down. From Wednesday the 23rd into the end of the window, we’re back to the smaller, cleaner stuff with offshore breezes in the afternoons. More manageable, but nothing that will get the heart pounding like that 21st.

So, the plan is simple – sit out the early junk, get a few fun ones in the middle, and save your energy for that Monday the 21st. It’s a long-range call, but if it comes together, it’ll be the one.

Rusty.

Read more