The ball must have been a bit fogged up last week

No worries thelostclimber.

Here's the forecast SE swell..

"Thursday 20th January
SE groundswell around an inconsistent 2-3ft at Clifton. Light N/NE winds, tending NE during the day and freshening."

Seeing as Wedge is more exposed than Clifton to SE swells, this fits in with your reports.

Good to hear you scored.

Now all we need is pics or it didn't happen :p

"Thursday 20th January
SE groundswell around an inconsistent 2-3ft at Clifton. Light N/NE winds, tending NE during the day and freshening."

By: "craig"

My mate confirmed exactly the above this morning Craig.

I have just had a 2 hour session almost to myself in 3 - 4 ft Wedge.

By: "thelostclimber"

So how was the wedge handling the 3-4ft swell? It doesn't handle much bigger than this size does it?

wedge will pretty much handle big swells, its just that when it gets really big the winds tend be south or south west which is onshore and the points are working.

Even better conditions today, for those that got out of the car park, as it wasnt breaking in the usual spot.

I suspect Clifton, must have some banks as there were no crowds again, just the guys that live close by.

Sorry no photos, I just surf.

Was it the same size TLC?

Just that the report at Clifton today was 1-2ft, so I would expect 3ft sets there still.

yep stil good size, but like I said, breaking in a different spot to normal. Apparently the lower east coast spots were on, so thats where all the crowds were.