Trespassers Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s take a look at what’s coming our way for Trespassers over the next couple of weeks. It’s a bit of a slow cooker of a forecast, with some real gems if you’re patient and pick your windows.

The opening of the period is a write-off, I’m afraid. Tuesday the 25th and Wednesday the 26th have some solid groundswell energy (2453), but that’s all for nothing with a brutal cross-shore and cross-onshore wind. It’s lumpy, choppy, and just not worth paddling out for. Things stay poor right through Thursday the 27th, with messy conditions and a persistent cross-shore wind. You’ll be waiting until Friday the 28th for the first real opportunity to get wet.

Friday the 28th is where it finally turns the corner. We’ve got a clean 6ft SSW groundswell (16 second period) with a light cross-offshore breeze in the morning. The combined energy is strong at 1580. It’s an advanced reef break, so the long period will wrap in nicely, but this is punchy and powerful. By the afternoon it goes glassy with 5ft of that same clean swell – that’s the pick of the early run.

Into Saturday the 29th, it’s a bit smaller with clean, offshore winds in the morning at 4ft, and Sunday the 30th is another standout. Sunday afternoon sees an excellent 5ft SSW groundswell, very long period at 19 seconds, with a clean offshore breeze. That is going to be a proper session for the experienced crew, with that long-period energy detonating on the reef. It will be a bit inconsistent between sets, but the quality will be top-notch.

The start of the following week is marginal again. Monday the 31st has 5ft SSW swell with a clean cross-offshore wind, but it’s a bit mixed up. Tuesday September 1st is another day to sit out with fresh cross-shore winds messing it up. We see a return of the glass on Wednesday morning September 2nd, but only a small 2ft SW swell, so it’s a log-friendly morning if you’re keen.

The real highlight of the whole outlook is Friday September 4th through Saturday September 5th. Friday has 5ft to 5ft SW groundswell (16 seconds) with clean cross-offshore wind in the morning, turning glassy by the afternoon. Saturday the 5th is a belter: start with a glassy morning and 5ft, then the afternoon pumps up to a clean 6ft SSW groundswell (16 seconds) under glassy conditions. The energy is strong at 1743. That is the set of the forecast – a true standout for experts. Just remember, with that 6ft and very long period, the reef will be cranking.

The last few days of the outlook fade off into smaller, wind-affected surf. Thursday September 9th shows a final pulse of 7ft SSW groundswell (18 seconds) but with a fresh cross-offshore wind that will keep it clean but powerful. A potential last hurrah for the patient surfer.

Keep an eye on those windows – Trespassers can be fickle, but when it lines up, it’s worth the wait.

Rusty.

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