Are you going to reprise that for this week Gesty? Forcast for Friday to Sunday is currently luverly. Lets do the waves again.

would you be interested in that pelican park place again? It had potential for awesome jumps out the back

WindWanderers Redcliffe Meet. This Saturday 31st of May looks the goods for making the trek back to Redciffe for a great day of slalom/bump and jump. the sponsor for the redcliffe meet is Windsurfingsales, a long time supporter of the club. The guys at Windsurfingsales have once again graciously come to the party with lots of food and giveaways for everyone. planned for the day are :- 1. bbq (of course) 2. gun sail mast bag give away 3. gun sail universal and base plate 4. slalom advice from Vando! 5. 6.6m Loft blade and 02 demo available. official kick off is at 1pm and we hope to see every there. Sutton's provides classic redcliffe conditions allowing for slalom and bump and jump sailing as well as small wave riding on the way back into the beach. so throw on a wetsuit and come join us on the water! http://www.windwanderers.com/Locations.html

well if we had the Sou-Westerly winds usually around at this time of year we would have been at wello. next meet is planned for bribie then after that is hopefully wello then south of the river at Kirra for a wave meet.

What are you doing here Greeny? Laurie gave you your own forum for whatever reason . Go away.

Not when the speed banks going to be out out VP

If you guys do end up at Clontarf, and it's blowing a SE, sail across to Sandgate and free drink break on Surf Connect! Wind looks good for Saturday. We got lessons all day at Sandgate from 8am so cant join you guys unfortunately. But have fun wherever you go! Hey Justin, if you do goto Clontarf, what about a race over to Sandgate? Start from beach to beach, lay their gear at water's edge, and you fire the starting gun. Run down to water and sail off. Get to Sandgate beach, dump their gear, run up to get a number from us, run back to beach and sail back to Clontarf, first to cross line wins It's low tide midday on Saturday so they'll have a good 400m run at Sandgate each way lol. I'm happy to throw a few bottles of sparkies out, our support boat will also be at hand in case of emergency. Let me know if you wanna take the idea on! Sounds fun!

appreciate the offer padi, but i don't have any approvals in place for that type of thing. sounds like a good plan to work on in the future though.

these WA boys are a sensitive bunch...

Hey Padi if the forcast comes true mate I dont think you will be doing lessions mate

How often do forecast lives up to its promises tho :( But its ok, not too much - lessons, too much - I go n play! Yuppie! Nothing official Justin, just a fun event. But I understand where you are coming from. Down the track perhaps we can run an ironman event - swim, run, wind, kite and (dinghie / paddle board) race?

This looks like fun - wheres my small sail [issued 0436 Friday] FORECAST FOR MORETON BAY A strong wind warning is current. Friday until midnight: S/SE winds 20/30 knots. Lighter winds early. Seas to 1.5 metres. Rain periods. Saturday: SE/E winds 25/35 knots. Seas 1.6 metres. Rain periods. Sunday: E/SE winds 25/35 knots, easing to 20/25 knots. [issued 0436 Friday] DOUBLE ISLAND POINT TO POINT DANGER A gale warning has been issued for waters north of Cape Moreton. A strong wind warning is current south of Cape Moreton. Friday until midnight: SE/E winds 25/30 knots, increasing to 30/35 knots north of Cape Moreton. Lighter winds inshore early. Seas to 3 metres in open waters, increasing to 3 to 4 metres north of Cape Moreton. A 2 to 3 metre E/SE swell. Rain areas. Saturday: E/SE winds 25/35 knots with seas to 4 metres on a 3 metre SE swell. Rain areas. Sunday: E/SE winds 20/25 knots north decreasing to 10/15 by the afternoon. E/SE winds 25/35 knots south decreasing to 20/30 knots.

Dusting off the 4.2

haha vando, i'll lend you my formula board.

well we didn't get the forecast 30-40 knots. in fact we got nowhere near it. however suttons is a great place to sail and have a party. the weather was warm, the sky blue and the wind almost there. those that had big enough gear got some great runs with big swells out the back and consistent 15 knot winds. the rest of us with smaller gear went out regardless to muck around in the shorebreak and catch some waves. also available was the loft sails 02 on demo which received lots of praise. big thanks to Windsurfingsales for helping put the event on and to everyone that made the trek. winners of the gun sales gear were Lfish picking up the gun sail universal and base plate and haggar grabbing himself a gun sail mast bag.