![The rescue scene at Blackwoods Beach this morning. Picture: Fire and Rescue NSW The rescue scene at Blackwoods Beach this morning. Picture: Fire and Rescue NSW](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/3U96Ckn8G8R9iyYbnQvJY3/f720e362-bbb8-4c08-97fe-d34882c8bb94.jpeg/r0_0_2016_1512_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
Fire and Rescue NSW( FRNSW) has assisted NSW Ambulance in extricating an injured man from a Blackwoods Beach, Cronulla today.
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They were called to the spot around 10.30am following reports that a man was found injured on the rocks.
The man, in his early 20s is believed to be a surfer who was washed up onto the rocks suffering a leg injuired.
NSW Amburlance crew assessed him on the spot before attempted to transport him for the scene.
"It was a difficult extrication so we called in FIre and Rescue to task with the rescue," a NSW Ambulance spokesman said.
Rescue specialists devised a plan to carry the patient safety along the beach and up the steep, wet rocks to the nearest ambulance.
The patient was suffering a serious leg injury and was transported to Sutherland Hospital by NSW ambulance.
He is reported to be in a stable condition.