We also report for Swellnet on a daily basis but from this site we report with video and a more comprehensive coverage of the surf action on the East Coast of Tasmania.
Some of the material is of historical value so you can look back at some of the classic surf that has hit the coast over the years but some reporting gives more detail than we can report on Swellnet.

Personally I began surfing at Redbill Beach on a foam board back in 1957. One of my early surf mates father made us a plywood board that we used to ride tandem in about 1959 in between setting crayfish pots and nets from it and catching eels in the eel pond at Redill. I brought a malibu around 1963. They were great years, Redbill Beach at Bicheno seemed to break more like a small sandy point back then. We still had the big close out days to separate the men from the boys. Surfing has taken me all over the world since then surfing so many exotic locations. Travelling around Australia in a Kombi with a few mates back in the 1970's we discovered all the fantastic surf around our continent. Travelling across the top of Australia on my first lap and rolling into Agnes Waters then down to small village of Noosa and into the then little town of Byron Bay then all the way down the coast being shown every conceivable break by Bob, our friend, who eminated from the Sydney surf scene of the 1950's.