Porsmilin Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here. Let’s take a look at what Porsmilin has in store for us over the next couple of weeks. It’s a bit of a slow burner, but there’s some promise on the horizon if you’re patient.

Right now, there’s nothing really going on for the first few days. Monday the 10th is small and messy with a weak 2.3 ft NW swell and a stiff cross-off wind, so leave the boards in the car. Tuesday and Wednesday don’t get much better—tiny waves, poor conditions, and not worth the paddle out, though Tuesday morning has a light offshore breeze. Water temp is sitting around 64.9°, which is about average for this time of year.

Thursday morning on the 13th is the first real glimmer of hope. We’ve got a 3.9 ft W swell with a 11-second period, giving it a bit of push and energy (329 combined energy). The wind is a light cross-off from the NW, keeping things reasonably clean. This is for the intermediate crew, nothing too crazy. Thursday afternoon the wind picks up, though, so morning is definitely the call.

We go quiet again through Friday and Saturday, with small, ordinary waves, though Saturday morning (15th) has a clean 3.6 ft WNW swell with a moderate offshore wind—surfable, but nothing that’ll get the heart pumping.

It’s pretty much a flat spell after that until the following Thursday morning the 20th, which brings a 3.3 ft WNW swell but with onshore wind, so it’s choppy. Not great. Friday the 21st morning shapes up better with a clean 3.0 ft WNW swell, light offshore breeze, and a 10-second period. Decent for a quiet session if you’re keen.

Now, here’s the standout. Mark your calendar for Tuesday the 25th. The morning looks absolutely firing. We’ve got a 7.5 ft WSW swell with a 10-second period, pumping out 978 combined energy. Glassy conditions—zero wind. This is proper, powerful groundswell heading straight into Porsmilin. For the experienced surfers, this is the window. The afternoon drops to 6.9 ft, still solid, but with a cross-off breeze. The morning? That’s the one. Just know that with this much size and long period, the sandbar might handle it better at certain tides, but if the shape is right, you’ll be grinning.

So, to sum it up: Thursday the 13th morning is a decent warm-up, Friday the 21st morning is a nice clean little session, but Tuesday the 25th morning is the absolute standout—big, glassy, and powerful. It’s a long wait, but it could be worth it.

Stay stoked.

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