I was kiting there a few years back and a local told me about small great whites being seen in the lake, every now and then. That one must have grown a bit.

I'm going there tomorrow too..... sweet! Added excitement!

cheers
mike

I dunno..... I want to get into it early(ish) but friend can't get out of work until 1pm. I probably be up there about 11 or 12pm (ie the warmer part of the day). I doubt i will kite out of the shallows though...with that monster apparently in the water.

Would be great to see someone there. If it is as cold as today i will want my booties on and wet rubber on wet grass is damn slippery. If it hits 30kn i don't really want to solo land in those things.

Yeah, picnic point. Go to the last carpark down the road that road along the lake (ie head away from the skate park in a southerly direction).
There is no need to watch. It's an easy spot. Ankle to waist deep water for about 200mm from shore. Smooth as butter! As soon as you hit the chop you know you are in the deep water. A few weed banks that can suck and gusty wind! On the positive though... did I say SMOOTH? And if you mess right up you can walk it all in coz it is so shallow.

mike

is it a saltwater lake? cause surely the shark couldn't live in fresh water........

also 7 metres is rather long. like, massively long. wouldn't that be the biggest great white ever seen?

It gets **** if you ride in the deep parts anyway. Why would u bother???

up here at anna bay they see white pointers almost every day.. sometimes just meters from the shore.. if you let it get to you it ruins your surf or sail.. i truly believe there always around us but they just dont seem to care.. the only attack in this area was several months ago out at boulders (jimmys beach) in murky waters. and once the shark had a taste of him he was out of there.. mind you at 6 meters a little nibble could be fatal..