The diving conditions have been below average this week. A south west blew today (Friday) and the swell was up today. The wind should clean it up a bit. Saturday a light direct east blows with the swell running at 1.7m and getting smaller during the day. Sunday morning a fresh south west blows picking up the swell to 2m during the day. So it looks like Saturday is the day.There was viz reported south today. Brusher, Garrick, geelbek, daga salmon and some fair size natal stumpnose are in the shallows. As always dive safe and straight spears.
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