.... how deep has the north side been lately? thinking of heading there tomorrow

nick

it looks ral ugly laterly looks moore and more like a baron moon creater

deepness isnt the issue.

number of kooks is.


simple rider etiquette.

1. Dont turn inside of people when heading out.

2. If someone is comming into the beach to do a trick, get out of the way.

3. Don't take ages turning around at the beach.

4. If your riding back and forth not doing anything don't do little frikken 50m tacks in the zone where everyone is doing tricks, (better yet go onshore side or melville).

Agree with Carb's rules except the woodies crowd is normally prety on to it I have never really had a big prolem there compared to other spots.

Today was madness i counted 18 kites up. Think there could have even been more.

Carbines rules are pretty much spot on.

Stay as little time in the zone as you need
Dont stand on the shoreline kite at twelve put kite down or move away.
Kites on the way in have right of way

and don't set up your f**king fishing nets in the middle of the beach! unbelievable :(

didnt see him but netting off the beach is illegal. Isnt it?

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Originally posted by gruezi
before most of us were born.

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Jeez thats goin back aways

Twas indeed a great day tho - u gotta love it when ur drivin home totally stuffed & its still blowin a steady 20kts everywhere with still an hr and a 1/2 sunlight - if you could cope.

had a nice sesh..... .7metre mid-tide, water was 3-4 feet deep
nice 1

hey Andyy
Im not bitching & ur right - I am having far too much fun to bother starting.
Just trying to spread the word on safe kiting.
A tad harshly put I guess but the guy in question was "spoken to" by at least 2 kiters warning him of his stupidity but he chose to ignore them. Reckon he had it coming really.
Hoping that the straight talking (posting) may convince others that 'offshore' is NOT training ground for newbys.