It's sunny and not too cold this morning. Woke up to what Gerroa usually looks like mid summer sans the waves.

Below pics were taken about 8am. Wind was about 20 - 25 knts. with quite a bit of North in it. Very gusty on the inside but solid out at the point.

Waves are in the 6 foot range but with long waits in between sets.

Looking at the forecast for today I'd say it should be quite sailable around lunch time. For those thinking about driving down: You'll definitely be able to get a sail in down at Shoalhaven Heads. However, on the way down I'd keep an eye out for any of the spots further North (eg Corrimal, Warilla). If you can see white caps as you come down the pass stick to the Gong.

10 am update: Waves have started to come in a bit more frequently and the bomby started to break as well. There are plenty of white caps in the bay... it's say about 20 knts. . Main break is still a bit iffy as far as the wind is concerned.

11:50am update: Just got back from Kiama. Wind has now filled in enough on the main break to be good for a sail. Should be a good 25 knts down at Shoalhaven now.

Saw a couple of really nice super clean 6 foot sets roll in... no one out except for a couple of surfers at the point. Where is everyone?

2:30pm update: Finally update for the day... clouds moved in and wind disappeared quicker than it came in. Tried my luck on a 5.4 but got so light on the inside the wind wouldn't even carry the sail. Read: There was no wind.

Waves are pure quality and there is now a sizeable crew out surfing it.