Fishermans Point - surf spot statistics

Fishermans Point in Liberia offers consistent surfable conditions year-round, with a strong dominance of ground swells, minimal wind swells, and virtually no flat days. The best months for surfing are typically from October through December and April through June, when swell size, wind conditions, and swell consistency align favorably. October and November stand out as prime months, with ground swells at 77% and 77%, coupled with excellent wind conditions (73% and 82% good wind days, respectively). These months provide a balanced combination of manageable swell size (1.1m in October, 0.9m in November) and offshore winds, making them ideal for quality waves. April to June also deliver solid conditions, with swell heights increasing from 1.0m to 1.3m and good wind chances above 50%, though slightly less reliable than late-year months. July and August bring the largest swells (1.4m) but have more variable winds, with nearly half of days seeing unfavorable conditions. Early year months (January-March) offer smaller, consistent waves (0.8m-0.9m), suitable for less demanding sessions, though wind reliability drops in March (52% good). September marks a transition period, with higher wind swell influence (32%) and slightly reduced ground swell consistency. Overall, late-year surfers will find the most reliable combination of clean, mid-sized waves, while those seeking bigger swells may prefer mid-year, accepting occasional onshore winds.

May at Fishermans Point offers consistent, surfable conditions with an average swell height of 1.1m and a strong 13.1s period, providing well-formed, powerful waves. The swell is predominantly from the S and SSW (73% of waves between 0.5-1.5m), ensuring good shape and rideable energy. While larger swells (1.5-2m) are rarer (2%), the spot handles smaller to mid-range waves best. Winds are favorable 60% of the time, predominantly light to moderate (10-20kph) from the S and SSE, which keeps conditions clean. Stronger winds (20-30kph) occasionally occur but rarely disrupt the surf. Overall, May delivers reliable, medium-sized waves with good power and decent wind conditions—ideal for intermediate to advanced surfers.