I'm heading up to Noosa for the week of 13 April with non-kiting family in tow. Past experience says that their attention-span for my kiting lasts just longer than the time it takes for me to rig up.

So if anyone's kiting up that way that week and doesn't mind one more kiter joining them for the odd session, please hit reply or PM me.

Also any advice on locations for different wind directions/wave conditions gratefully received. I'm aware of the rivermouth code of conduct ( www.seabreeze.com.au/News/Kitesurfing/Noosa-Code-of-Conduct-Complete_1607003.aspx ). But I'm not familiar with other locations around Noosa, and SEQKA don't seem to cover it in their location guide.

Thanks in advance

KS

surfingboye said...

havent you heard. the oil spill has ruined our beaches. it is still impossible to kite; thick sludge on beach, and black greasy water.

i reckon you should leave your kites at home, and bring your boogie board intead.

if you must come kiting, head to caloundra, sooo much better.

no way, not caloundra, stay away from caloundra, maroochydore and noosa (oil has taken over, its not kiteable)...u'd rather go kite at lake weyba, kite in any wind direction and theres waves there too (..kinda)[}:)]

KitingCasey said...

[}:)]what even with a northerly???
swear i surfed the groin like yesterday and the mouth and main was fine??

no they werent, hahaha[}:)]

i was at rivermouth last monday i think....but there was oil at sunshine 2 days ago.

noosa kiter = thumbs up
kitingcasey = thumbs down

Thanks, boys

After your great advice, I've sold all my kites on ebay and am taking up bodyboarding.

Question: is it ok to bodyboard in the rivermouth?