There's always a novelty break or two. Even in the upcoming conditions. Are you metro? There are one or two places that people frequent. It's not really worth it though. There are other places that I suspect will work, but I've got enough jobs queued up around the house that I won't just go driving aimlessly to find out.

If you're down south there are plenty of places that'll be working.

All I can say is thank the gods that we're finally going to see some sand stirred up. Be thankful for that.

Problem is some of the novelty breaks require sand and none has built up yet. They're generally better later in the winter. I know of a few places that will be offshore, but I'm not willing to take the gamble and if working they'd be crowded anyway. Safest bet would be down south. I can think of some offshore places that could be cranking.

Strictly speaking, yes.

The go-to spot in a WSW used to be at Rous Head but that's all filled in this year. And not sure I want to paddle around there this year, especially during/after a storm.

Otherwise with WSW not many options, but there are a few. You might have to drive a fair distance to find them. Not worth it IMHO, although I'm warming to the idea and considering Friday afternoon. Lots of driving for a few wind waves and a high probability of being skunked.

Dosnt get big enough

That bloke in the second one has bought a one way ticket to surgery-ville Mac. Awesome stuff.



Could all come down to the motivation factor, have been getting plenty of good waves just out of town so could sit this play out and wait for the calm after the storm to hit it again.

Last time I checked the Hillaries wall in a storm it had about 4000 grommet body boarders on it..no place for a longboard. Could grab my booger and get some pits...but can I be bothered?

I have had my eyes on a few spots north of perth that might work, will keep my mouth shut til I know for sure though.