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The Goat’s Surf Forecast

Surf forecast issued Friday 22 April 2011: Hey you think it’s small now… wait till tomorrow …  Mother Nature makes her own rules and doesn’t always do what you think she should.  While at the start of the week it looked like tomorrow would be coming up, put that on hold as there’s a lot of SW in […]

SUP city.

Its fairly small again down at Longy.  1 foot fun stuff if you have your longest board and a paddle.  Enjoy your holiday weekend and be safe.  Surf Photos of You.

POST SURF UPDATE: 9am – Sorry but Manly just didn’t deliver.  Lots of floating and not much surfing.  Take something long with lots of foam or stay at home and have a hot cross bun.   Mirror image of yesterday almost, with tiny lines, hint of sth angle and such inviting conditions that just make […]

Postcard from Cali (+ Sydney surf thoughts)

Hello Friends, One of the advantages of being in California is that our daylight hours start 7 hours before Sydney at this time of year. So yours truly can get an extremely leisurely start on looking at forecast stuff whilst still being extra early with the report (it’s 0400 as I start writing). 🙂 I’d […]

The Goat’s Surf Forecast

Suffering Succotash – Surf forecast update for those wanting an early indication of upcoming surf for the Easter/Anzac break…  Suffice to say…. there’s sufficient info to suggest that the early part of the break will be less than inspiring …  ssss  ffffff  !!!  Hisssy ffit … Oh well… enough alliteration… (big word, hope I spelled it […]

Bigger.

Afternoon update:  The swell has dropped a little from this morning.  Still waist to chest high. There were some nice fun waves down at Longy and I guess else where just on the 10.49am high.  After that it seemed to drop a little.  Mrs SurfPhotosofYou grabbed a few pics down at Longy getting into some […]

Postcard: SoCal (+ Syd summary)

Hello Friends, After a quick and unusually smooth 13 hr flight, I’m jetlagged in California. I’ll try to make myself useful from afar. So, according to the latest from the MHL buoy, Sydney’s looking at around a metre of SSE swell with an average period of 10 seconds and light westerly wind as of about […]