Trigg Beach Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright mates, Rusty here with a look at Trigg Beach for the next couple of weeks.

We've got a slow start, but once we get into the first weekend and beyond, it turns on big time. For a beach and point setup, you just gotta pick your window.

The real standout is Monday the 6th. Solid 10ft surf from the WSW with a 15-second period, that's a proper groundswell. Energy is pumping hard, and you’ve got a moderate offshore breeze from the ESE keeping it clean. That's expert territory only at that size, but it’s going to be a proper epic day for those who can handle it.

Right at the start, Friday the 3rd is a great option. The swell is a clean 6ft from the SW, period at 14 seconds, and that gentle offshore easterly wind at 9 mph is going to have it looking like a picture. This is ideal for intermediates.

Saturday the 4th holds similar 6ft SW swell, but a moderate NE breeze turning it cross-off means it'll be a little less perfect, though still clean enough for a session.

Things get a bit messy on Sunday the 5th, so give that a miss.

Monday afternoon swings back big with that 10ft monster. Tuesday the 7th is another cracker, with 8ft to 9ft WSW swell, gentle offshore easterlies again, and big energy readings. That's a proper week of swell, all with clean conditions. Again, this is expert-level stuff.

Wednesday the 8th drops back to a more manageable 6ft to 7ft, and Thursday the 9th has a decent 7ft WSW swell in the morning with a light offshore. Friday the 10th is smaller and a bit ragged, but Saturday the 11th cleans right back up with 5ft and light east offshores – a perfect, cruisy day for all levels.

Then Sunday the 12th brings another big pulse: 8ft SW swell with a very long 18-second period and huge energy, with glassy offshore conditions in the afternoon. That's another expert session. Monday the 13th and Tuesday the 14th keep the quality going with 6ft to 7ft groundswell and solid offshores.

The second week gets a bit windier from Wednesday the 15th onward, and the last few days of the forecast (16th and 17th) look like a write-off with strong, cross-shore winds and lumpy conditions. It's not great. But then, Saturday the 18th sneaks in a little redemption with 6ft SW swell, a 14-second period, and glassy conditions – that’s clean, easy surf to finish the run.

Keep an eye on the middle of the first week for the biggest and best. Water temp here is about average for July, so it'll be a bit brisk, but nothing a good wetsuit won't handle. Crowds at Trigg are often there, so get in early for those morning offshores.

Rusty.

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