Sorry I just have to post this after watching the Kirra footage
Yeah it does...I surfed Cott groyne once rifling left handers from outside the groyne to the beach past the bell thing...apparently it happens about once every 10 years.....Scarbs and Trigg have there moments as well...its just the crowds that **** it most of the time
What you complaining about ? That looks like double overhead pits .....if you are on a body board 
Probably just a young fella who doesn't get out much and it is the best waves he has ever had. A few feet bigger and that would be a lot of fun.
THis video shows for Perth what some type of man made structure can achieve and ties into the sand capture topic.
I think I have picked where it is. If it it where I think it is then quite rare as the waves are normally on the other side of the groyne so must have followed a NW storm
south side of the city beach groyne mate. this session looks like sick fun for a lid!
I was thinking south floreat just because the beach is so close to the end of the groyne. Could not see the city beach groyne and then the shadow of the tower gave it away.
Havent seen it for years but either its a summer northly swell or they are holding the beach a lot more these days.
When the cylone came through they had to rebuild the tower and added more rocks to the side and changed the wave.
Didnt get the sand build up off the end of the groyne as much through the winter.
Only once in my life did I ever see it set up where both south and northside were peeling off mid winter. Must have had the poerfect mix of NW and SW winds.
Yeah sorry may have come across as sounding harsh.
I would have been frothing at that age about waves like that.
I remember an early at Floreat (80s) with only three of us out. Mate and I and a local charger. In the days of the old layback which this guy had mastered.
My efforts werent so good as I would often end up going over the falls with board sitting at the back of my legs.
Thank god for the pig dog is all I can say.
Anyway the waves were a reverse of that with a bit more length.
Looks like good fun too me.
Surfed it heaps back in the 90's as well and had it absolutely firing heaps of times. Both left and right.
Rides from out in front of the groyne all the way down to past the clubbie building on the lefts. Was the best from about midnight til dawn. No one out, rides til you were out of the light. Just had to try and ignore any dark shadows that you saw in the water.
Havent seen it like that for a long time now but i'm sure it would still have it's day if you know when to hit it... 
Had some smoking night surfs there. Climb the tower adjust the lights, no one out but ya mates!!! No thoughts of sharks back then, they were much better behaved plus as a you gun I was immortal
Like surfing stoned until ya got ya night vision working......3 hrs surfing then off to Happy Granny's to fill up, eyes red as f..k, like you was stoned........maybe was cant merember!!
Glory Days they' ll pass you by........
When night surfs started to get too busy there we'd nip up the road with the work genny and a coupla sets of floodlights and have it to ourself.
One night some twat has paddled out and started hassling and I've just looked at him and asked
"Are you fkn serious?" He's paddled inside again so I paddle in, walk up the rocks and turned the genny off. Instant blackout.
"You ready to stop hassling yet mate?"
Ha Mocha same. Climb up before and adjust the light. I know for a fact I was ripped as **** but. It use to be epic.
How was it sitting out the back waiting for a set just staring into darkness trying to scope out a shape.
I remember when the sand use to bank right up against the groyne on the north side to a point where after a wave it was quicker to run back up the beach and back out on the sand alongside the groyne. You could practically jump straight back into the takeoff zone.
after a howling seabreeze you would wait for the wind to drop in summer.
Surf through the night and often by morning summer eastly had knocked it flat.
Tower lights used to be on a timer and go off about 2am
Then had to wait it out till dawn hopefully for a few more. Sleeping in a damp board bag.
Now thats over 30 years ago but can still remember some epic lefts off the groyne coming at you out of the dark.
And the pissed off fishermen telling you about all the sharks out there.
There is a groyne in the 'metropolitan area' that I have been lucky enough to score absolutely firing many many years ago. For two days this place produced an awesome right hand wedge, awesome by anyones standards, with myself and 2 friends out and a couple of local guys who were in the know. I have never heard nor read about anyone else getting a decent session at this place as it is probably incredibly fickle and requires a trully thumping swell (7m+ at Rotto). We went to surf another much more well known wave and decided to reco this place in order to see if the swell would refract off it and were frothing when it was and waaaaaayyyyyyy better than we had imagined. Such a heavy wave as well, just right hand wedge that started by draining off the end of a small groyne with a slight SW aspect and grew into a punchy right hander. It is obvious yet secreted away at the same time not far from some other very popular waves. We nicknamed it Goats
Surfed it last spring for the first time ever. Driven past many times and it's never been worth it, but it was that day. Definitely a major novelty wave.
