Opinions please -
Has anyone kited around Yamba & in the river there?
Going in a few days -

Google maps tends to flatten everything out - so can't tell if hills will make it too gusty.
Looking for some flat water time and kids want to surf.
Hoping the river works - some weird wall along one side of the main channel - assume this must date back to pre-railway era??

Anyway - good launch spot(s)
Things to be wary of..
No go zones??
The tide must get going with those rock walls channeling it - good or bad?

Thx
AP

I havent kited it but have spoken to a few that have.
Inside the river mouth in a NEaster is spouse to be pretty good flat water, whiting beach? I think its called.Wont work in a southerly which is predicted to hit by thurs/fri and looks like it will stay southerly for a week.
Not alot of room for launch and landing(narrow beach),maybe many families hanging/swimming on holidays over easter too,not sure.
Plenty of open beach (waves) to kite in the southerlies though.
Nice little spot yamba,out of tourist time anyway.
Gotta love the veiw from the pub while haven a beer and counter meal.

Thx guys - thought the request was sinking without trace!!
Bailed early y'day (surf whizz no:1 bingled his surf board in the morning & the local shop's queue 4 fixes 2 big - so Q-cell and Fglass mess last night - glad sander works - not brilliant but smooth!!) so nice to find responses..

I'll tick the box 4 beer with a view. I hate needless crap & rubbish on beaches - grrrrr.

Burger - Had a suspicion the wind would not play ball for the river - a few references on wind surfing forum when I did a search - they appear to have a ball there. Have picked up a Dynabar and wanted to get it together before going near waves - I am an expert beginner - since 2003 - that's kids 4U!!

Gerard - CU there I have a REV too (13m) - nice kite.
Will post some feed back.
Windy easter