Anse du Brick Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s have a look at what the next couple of weeks are shaping up like for Anse du Brick.

Straight up, I’ll be honest, the first week and a half is pretty grim. We’re looking at a long, quiet stretch with nothing really worth paddling out for until mid-month. The surf is small, the winds are messy, and it’s just one of those periods where you’re better off tuning up your gear or checking the long-range models.

The story changes a bit around the 16th of September. Wednesday afternoon sees a big jump in size, with a 8ft swell from the west. The wave energy is strong (657), but here’s the kicker: it’s just too big for this spot. The swell is predicted to overpower the break, making it a wild one. That’s a pass for me unless you’re after a beating.

Now, Thursday the 17th of September morning – this is the standout window for the whole outlook. We’ve got a 6ft west swell, dropping to a clean 5ft later, but the real story is the wind. It goes glassy with a light offshore from the southwest (5 km/h). That’s as good as it gets for clean conditions. The combined energy is strong at 500, and the period is a moderate 8 seconds, so it’s a proper windswell that should offer some punch. This is a classic morning session that could be really fun before the wind shifts. Because the break is *fairly consistent* and gets *sometimes* crowded, you might have a few friends out there, but with conditions that clean, it’ll be worth it.

The run continues into Friday the 18th of September morning. A clean 7ft west swell with a light 10 km/h south offshore wind will have things looking tidy again. The energy is strong (527). This is another solid option, though the swell is a touch bigger and might start pushing the limits for beginners. It’s a close second to the Thursday glass-off.

After that, the 19th sees it drop back down, and the cleaner windows become a bit more wind-affected. The 21st has a small 5ft WNW swell with a light south offshore, but it’s only ‘surfable’ with ordinary conditions.

So, to wrap it up: don’t bother for the first 10 days. The real action is on Thursday morning, September 17 and, as a backup, Friday morning, September 18. The glassy Thursday is the one to circle on the calendar. The late forecast for the 22nd shows a 7ft swell but it’s flagged as too big again.

Stay patient, and keep an eye on the wind shifts.

Rusty.

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