barmera

trees are the least of his problems they don't eat you :)

I went on a A1 Kiteboard trip up the Murry on a house boat. We kited the "billabongs" off the Murry. We went right up to the NSW boarder, started at Renmark. Still heaps of water (bloody Victorians) Got OK wind 4 out of 7. Awesome trip great flat water, excellent food/drink . Going next year.

If you want to kite inland in sa at the moment you may need to get a landboard or buggy.

waydo77 said...

hey just thought id start a thread about any decent size lakes,saltpans or even waterholes that would be big enough to kiteboard in or have been kiteboarded in?
just sum nice ones with no trees to run into.... any suggestions? and what are the usual ones?
goood windz......

hey waydo,
fresh water lakes seem to be a bit worse for wear at the moment, however if you want flat water and good winds, try anywhere from st kilda to pt clinton. that will cover alot of the wind dirrections, E, SE, S, SW, W, NW, N. port clinton was great last weekend on an easterly.
we find that even though the wind sometimes is beyond 30 knots, the water at low tide is glass.
also its too shallow for sharks
if the winds too light we landboard when the tides out.
lets just hope it rains soon and we can use some of the lakes again.
also i havent kited there, but they say theres a lake at burra which is sweet (when there's water in it.
good luck,
james

there shouldnt be any sharks along that coastline because the water is shallow for miles, but i guess its possible.

YorksBoy said...

I kite in the lakes at Yorktown during winter nice flat water but only knee deep

hey yorks boy where will i find these lakes? are they in between yorketown and edithburg or somethin might head down that way next week sumtime 4 a kite....cheerin