Fun at a well known northern mal break...
plenty out but many could not even surf, and a lot just were well out of position most of the time, so I managed my bag limit OK.
There was a 666ér out there that was scaring the sh!t out of me - he was very unbalanced and taking off late into the bigger ones and then struggling to turn to trim... not good when you are paddling out in front of him.
And I think I may have witnessed a party-wave record - 6 LB's all taking off together and going left...and not one flicked out 
Synchronised dings anyone?
Yeah gpa , I was watching that circus, I'm sure there was a couple of boards and people dinged and hurt.
Anyone get the early in today? Was expecting onshores but apparently it was offshore and a building groundswell
yeah good, light onshore waves at local beachy from 8:30 til 11:00. Funnest surf i've had local for months
secret spot nth scab sth trigg very fast (read straight) this morning, swell ok but it feels like the banks are just out, you know when waves are nearly there but not!!!!
just wondering if a train station has been added to the back of the dunes
at about 6am it seemed 300+ people surged out of the runways between dunes and flocked to the water......the "nearly" bank that I was on with 1 other guy was suddenly invaded by sheople as if it had a red flashing light posted
very hard to come to work this morning doggie but here I am looking at that photo and wishing I'd stayed
Fair drop in the swell, but still a few chest to shoulder high ones through the main beachies... rip still causing problems, and other than the main (crowded) peak, most of the banks are still a bit too straight unless you get right on the shoulder.
The sea breeze came in just after 10:30am...
Trigg was at it's "best" this morning. Shoulder to shoulder for as far as you could see, 90% close outs with backwash and plenty of drop ins, people were not even looking. Then the surf schools turned up and squeezed in, then the clubbies started arriving with their boards and skis as I left.
I had a swim.
I did Trigg this morning. Conditions were much heavier than I expected and with a surf comp and a lifesaver event running along side each other, plus with the swimmers flags up, all the surfers and boogers were pretty much compressed together just south of the point.
Scored a couple of rippers but only lasted an hour. Every wave caught was spent trying not to run people over.
Probably one of the most crowded surfs I've ever had.
BB lano poo but didn't expect much!,
"Entertainment" at pub last nite ok though (.)(.)
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Rocked up at Trigg at sunrise and already crowded. Went elsewhere and score alone for an hour or so (apart from one mid-teen BBer who was made to feel unwelcome when he made the 50m paddle to sit 3m inside of me).
Might have got my tube of the year today.
Yay!
Same same got to reef break near three rocks just on sun up few out but then the siren went off and cavalry arrived good fun for a couple of hours
Got a couple of nice ones just down the front at scabs. Crowded and messy but the odd one rolled through 
Yesterday was better
Weird conditions at Trigg this morning. I didn't get in the water, just trialling some new camera gear on the beach.
Saw some realling nice fat ones roll in at the point and absolutely no one on them...then it all turned to 5hit.
Plus, reports of a swimmer missing. Taken by a rip I think?
Test clip, with my new backup work rig:
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Missing swimmer search at Perth beach called off
Updated 1 hour 38 minutes ago
PHOTO: An air and sea search is underway for a man missing at Perth's Trigg beach. (Jade MacMillan)
MAP: Trigg 6029
Police in Perth have called off the search for a swimmer who was thought to have been missing at Trigg Beach earlier today.
Surf lifesavers had been searching the water and beach for more than three hours after a man was spotted waving for assistance shortly before midday Perth time.
The beach was closed and cleared so police could search for anything belonging to the man.
Search crews scoured the area with boats jet skis and from a helicopter is also flying over the area.
However, it is now believed the man may have made his way back to shore unaided, and there have been no reports of any missing people.
Surf Life Saving WA has been urging swimmers throughout the day to take extra care because of large swells at Perth beaches.
A number of people have had to be rescued.
On Saturday, a 58-year-old man died while surfing at a popular beach at Margaret River in the South-West.
Police say the Scarborough man had been surfing at Surfers Point at Prevelly Beach, before his body was discovered in the water by another surfer.
Attempts to revive him failed.
Officers are preparing a report for the Coroner.
By the way, really nice vid imaging from that camera mate.
This morning was smallish but fun, no wind and crowd not too bad at first. But slowly picked up
Just nice to get wet
overhead glassy no one out some hollow ones but seemed a little fat for such a low tide ,hard to leave it like that
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