Solid swell today with clean off-shore winds. Swell direction played a part as The Bombie looked the goods over Boaties; and Centres pulled in more swell - or was at least showing more action - than NP. An incoming tide amped up already large swell so a couple of absolute bomb sets came through, seeing surfers scramble to get out of the way. Looks like it might be a good day for an arvo session too. Take care out there everyone. Our photo of the day not featured here is on Facebook at 5pm. Send in your pics and we'll do our best to get them up on here too. A couple of the nice beachie shots in this lot were sent in last weekend by Sea Green. Cheers mate. Want to know which surf spots to chec
It was a morning that looked just okay, but turned it on for those who bothered to get up and into it. Strong offshore winds threatened to crash the party but they died down just after 9am and we ended up with some glassy, prime conditions for a few hours before the wind turned. Prime time was actually before the glass around 9am as there were a few solid sets still coming in. Sometimes a bit of a wait between sets, but well worth it. Once the strong offshore died the swell did seem to drop a touch, but there was still plenty of action to be found. Given it's school hols it was also relatively uncrowded. Just a great morning to be out, some sun, some swell, and a few hours of uncrowded, clea
