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Created by curac > 9 months ago, 8 Dec 2016
curac
WA, 1142 posts
8 Dec 2016 10:11PM
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Sorry about the duplicates in the gallery.












LeeD
3939 posts
9 Dec 2016 2:56AM
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Yup, if you have sailed Pipeline, Velzyland, Chuns, or Jockos on the prevaling NE winds....
Punta San Carlos is mushier, Waddell a hair less, Davenport usually steeper and hollower, unless it's high tides.
Cape Sebastian is usually slightly more offshore, so break's more top to bottom, Pistol River's shorebreak is much hollower, while the outside break only break's halfway down.
All depends on where you have windsurfed and if you have ever surfed.

mclovin
SA, 724 posts
9 Dec 2016 7:32AM
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Anybody can prattle off a list of names, however I'd like to see a picture of you in the pocket of a mast high wave. I very much doubt you would turn, just straight line the shoulder. Isn't there an American forum you can annoy?

LeeD
3939 posts
9 Dec 2016 8:50AM
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Easy to snipe at someone from your typewriter.
While I don't have pictures to post, I've sailed with Harold Iggy, John Hill, Mark Angulo, Craig Yester, and a bunch of Oahu's North Shore locals a lot, and sailing Jockos with him actually watching from his house, we pioneered Chuns, Lani's, and Sunset year's before the 1992 ban windsurfing the N Shore, while preserving moments at 7th Hole and BY Beach for all posterity.
Before you say something really dumb, why don't you LOOK at the pictures posted! Very nice wavesaling waves for sure, but LOOK at the shoulder's of those mushy waves, and you will see why everyone in West Oz rides WIDE, soft railed surfboards there. The waves are mushy.

AUS 808
WA, 440 posts
9 Dec 2016 9:49AM
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LeeD said..

Very nice wavesaling waves for sure, but LOOK at the shoulder's of those mushy waves, and you will see why everyone in West Oz rides WIDE, soft railed surfboards there. The waves are mushy.


Hence the title of the thread.

So what is all the name dropping about?

mclovin
SA, 724 posts
9 Dec 2016 12:36PM
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There you go dropping names again. Everyone sails with great sailors. Just because we don't write about it doesn't mean we don't have experience. Some people understand that nobody gives a ****, unless it's a funny story.

It may not be Teahupoo but I wouldn't call Margies mushy. I know it'd take me a while to stop playing on the shoulder in waves like that. Chances are all my gear would break and I'd drown first wave. There's multiple waves in Australia that make Jaws look a little mushy.

philn
738 posts
9 Dec 2016 10:15AM
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That looks like some mighty fine mush to me. I wouldn't say no to head high mushy waves.

Sparky
WA, 1121 posts
9 Dec 2016 12:42PM
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Have you sailed with Mark Australia? No? Well you haven't done nothin'.

stehsegler
WA, 3451 posts
9 Dec 2016 3:48PM
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Holy crap... looks ultra light and glassy.

whyner
NSW, 762 posts
10 Dec 2016 1:15AM
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nebbian
WA, 6277 posts
9 Dec 2016 11:14PM
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I'd just like to point out...

that I popped my Margs cherry today

Small waves, good wind, only a little bit scared, it's only taken 2 years of living down here, watching the good guys for me to pluck up the courage.

So watch out for me generally getting in the way of everyone this season

Rango
WA, 668 posts
10 Dec 2016 10:09AM
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Think angulo came over in the 90s and spat it because he couldn't compete with the local no bodies.

curac
WA, 1142 posts
10 Dec 2016 10:18AM
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i was looking at you nebs thinking that I recognised you from about 10 years ago in qld

curac
WA, 1142 posts
10 Dec 2016 10:19AM
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Looks fun

drdick
21 posts
10 Dec 2016 11:01AM
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LeeD what a flogger you are, im guessing u have a really ssad dope filled life with nothing better to do than troll the internet and stroke your ego. Margies may be a little fat on occasions but it has one of the heaviest lips around, just ask josh angulo who broke 4 or 5 masts in one day many years ago. Anyone who gets in the bowl at margies would crap all over your sailing ability mr nobody . What f whits like you have forgotten is that we sail to have fun not stroke our egos and if you want to drop names ive has a head job from linda Lovelace

drdick
21 posts
10 Dec 2016 11:29AM
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Ps leeD just to confirm to the world what a flog you are everyone bar one sailing that day were on production wave boards which last time i checked are the same design all over the world.

nebbian
WA, 6277 posts
10 Dec 2016 1:30PM
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curac said..
i was looking at you nebs thinking that I recognised you from about 10 years ago in qld


Who could forget my ugly mug

You on the other hand

Say "Hi" next time.

whyner
NSW, 762 posts
10 Dec 2016 4:58PM
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This is margies on the same day different angle

Sparky
WA, 1121 posts
10 Dec 2016 6:52PM
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I met this "loser" down at Margs this year. He travelled a long way to enjoy epic "mush". His name is Philip and is the modern day Mr Angulo.
Nebbian, I also spent many sessions watching others before finally this year giving it a crack. What a beautiful, challenging place to sail.



Boris
261 posts
11 Dec 2016 2:59PM
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LeeD said..
Easy to snipe at someone from your typewriter.
While I don't have pictures to post, I've sailed with Harold Iggy, John Hill, Mark Angulo, Craig Yester, and a bunch of Oahu's North Shore locals a lot, and sailing Jockos with him actually watching from his house, we pioneered Chuns, Lani's, and Sunset year's before the 1992 ban windsurfing the N Shore, while preserving moments at 7th Hole and BY Beach for all posterity.
Before you say something really dumb, why don't you LOOK at the pictures posted! Very nice wavesaling waves for sure, but LOOK at the shoulder's of those mushy waves, and you will see why everyone in West Oz rides WIDE, soft railed surfboards there. The waves are mushy.


LeeD, I've got an easy solution. You can easily put this thing to bed!
The Pipe Masters is on hold at the moment. Just rig up and bog on out at Pipe (where you've sailed before) and we can all watch on the webcast.
Sounds like the locals won't give you any trouble either seeing as you're one of the pioneers that paved the way for them.

Sorted!

fabgregoire
WA, 52 posts
11 Dec 2016 3:20PM
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I remember sailing Waddell creek and Davenport 15 years ago. Great spots but I honestly do not think they are in the same league as Margs.
Then again I suppose it is a question of scoring the right swell/wind combo. For example, this is Margs a few years back.




R1DER
WA, 1455 posts
11 Dec 2016 8:39PM
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^^^^^^ Fark that!

NordRoi
621 posts
12 Dec 2016 8:25PM
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LeeD....what's your point?

"Punta San Carlos is mushier" : PSC is a rideable wave for newbies, I've sailed PSC in logo high and even in chili bowl...when you get Munch you barely tumble. PSC for an expert is also a big off the lip wave...but is about ankle high on the scale of that punishement.


"Waddell a hair less"....you probably got long long hair...lol!

all the name dropping are good spot...but Margs is another ball game in my opinion.

FormulaNova
WA, 14142 posts
13 Dec 2016 3:18AM
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NordRoi said..
LeeD....what's your point?

"Punta San Carlos is mushier" : PSC is a rideable wave for newbies, I've sailed PSC in logo high and even in chili bowl...when you get Munch you barely tumble. PSC for an expert is also a big off the lip wave...but is about ankle high on the scale of that punishement.


"Waddell a hair less"....you probably got long long hair...lol!

all the name dropping are good spot...but Margs is another ball game in my opinion.


I think you are arguing with someone that is obviously better than you. I thought I remember the handle, but not from the following post. I think this is someone just joking (about not joking).

www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Windsurfing/General/LeeD-has-arrived-on-seabreeze/

Greenroom
WA, 7608 posts
13 Dec 2016 11:44AM
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R1DER said...
^^^^^^ Fark that!

You'll be right. A bloke with your experience would be all over that!

R1DER
WA, 1455 posts
14 Dec 2016 9:59PM
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Greeny you were once the little grasshopper, as its now your local you are now the master. Show me the way sensei

LeeD
3939 posts
15 Dec 2016 3:19AM
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Nuttin to do with "better" or "worse".
Just has to do with the wave itself, and it's power.
You have to stop being a proud, braggin Aussie, and LOOK at the shape of those waves.
A excellent wave sailing wave is Cabo Verde, or some of those lefts in Chile.
Compare those waves to Margies.

R1DER
WA, 1455 posts
15 Dec 2016 7:40AM
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Ha ha Bragging, pot calling the kettle black

LeeD
3939 posts
15 Dec 2016 8:49AM
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Braggin?
Look up the term.
Better yet, look at the pictures YOU guys posted, and tell me how steep the waves are.
Better yet, look at the surfboards the West Oz surfer's use. Super wide, short, round rails, for mushy but sizeable waves.

John340
QLD, 3064 posts
15 Dec 2016 12:50PM
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Please, in the immortal words of Joh Bejelkie Peterson - "Stop feeding the chook"

Rango
WA, 668 posts
15 Dec 2016 11:03AM
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Obviously never seen a Marty littlewood gun



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