The WSL released the schedule for the world championship tour yesterday - save April 11 to 22 for Margaret River. The line-up looks pretty amazing with Indo added to locations - that should prove to be pretty interesting. Mainbreak turned it on this morning as the swell, wind and sun all lined up to produce a beautiful morning in the south west. The swell had a bit of kick in it from yesterday, so spots able to handle some size were the pick. The strong easterly died down at about 8.30am, and those in the water found themselves in pristine, glassy conditions for an hour or two. Lucky punters. Some of you have been asking for an update on our choc Labrador Ruby who was bitten by a snake at Ga
While the swell hasn't been particularly large over the last few days we have seen some nice strong off-shores for morning sessions. Today was no exception, with a glass-off at about 10am. If you were happy to wait in the water between sets, some fun ones were around at breaks that pick up even the smallest ripple. Crowds have cleared from the Margaret River Classic over the weekend so plenty of spots had just a handful of people out. A beautiful day to be in the water for those able to avoid the Monday workitis blues. Our fav pic from today posts on FB at 5pm. See us @surfingmr on insta or drop into a local Margies book retailer and take a look at our Surfing Guide.
A strong off-shore and good sized swell saw some of the big name spots fire up today. Strong off-shores kept things interesting, with those spots offering just a little bit of protection the pick of what was on offer. After a pretty long wait between drinks this spring this week looks the goods with a few choice days coming up. Let's hope decent swell and off-shore winds combine with a bit of sunshine to give us a couple of excellent days.
