You'd better get your week planned early and move all of your big jobs to the afternoon. At this stage, the next four days are looking like a carbon copy of today. Light offshore winds, a SW groundswell around the 2.0-2.5m mark and sunny days in the low 20's. Sweeeet!

I headed south first up and snapped a few young frothers picking up a bag full off the groynes at City Beach and Floreat. I also got some pics of this guy charging for some of the bigger waves on a foamie. Something you don't see every day.

Check out the image above. That "creek" is running along the bottom of the access path at Trigg Beach. Cross fingers for a bit of sand movement.

Half expecting today to be sloppy, I hit the beach for an arvo shoot yesterday and found a bunch of crew out for the after work session in shoulder high waves. The lower tide was throwin' up some fun rippable peaks.

We're going to have a sunny top of 19 today and this wind is expected to keep blowing from the NE. It could be worth a look later on this arvo.