Kiting guilderton/moore river mouth

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brady
brady
TAS
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TAS, 455 posts
24 Nov 2005 12:14pm
Standing on the lookout on the northern side of the moore river mouth at Guilderton (1 hr north of perth), there looks to be a pretty consistent break about 50-100m off shore a couple of hundred metres south of the mouth. Has any kited this spot?

Anywhere else at Guilderton worth going to?

Can the river itself be kited - the bit immediately behind the sandbar across the mouth, rather than further in where it would just be too gusty
Andris
Andris
WA
102 posts
WA, 102 posts
24 Nov 2005 12:01pm
Brady,

If you do a search you'll find a few other posts on the subject.

I've kited there and the beach break can be punishing to get through - but if the sandbanks slightly offshore are working it can be good fun (often the best banks form when the sandbar across the river mouth has just broken)

Couple of points;

Before the wind gets strong there can be many many kids and families there + dogs on the river mouth beach. Don't rig up where they are or we'll get banned. As you will have seen there's 20km of empty beach north and south.

I've seen kiters occasionally on the river in a strong seabreeze - but there's not much room and it's not ideal.

And one final thing - the State Government (Alannah MacTiernan) has recently done (IMHO) a fantastic thing and rezoned the land to rural where there was a proposed 5000 home housing development by the Plunkett family .

The developer is appealing the decision - but I think it's over for them.

All that beautiful area to the south would have been ruined (including the dunes onto the river).




brady
brady
TAS
455 posts
TAS, 455 posts
25 Nov 2005 12:52pm
Cool, thanks for that

Was most glad to hear that the development has been blocked. Too nice a place for that to happen. Just got to wait for the court challenges etc
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