Total noob looking for some Sydney noob water

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Tubbsy
Tubbsy
NSW
13 posts
NSW, 13 posts
11 May 2012 9:22am
Hi all

Newcomer to the sport, and I've never surfed before either.

I'm after some advice please, where in Sydney can I go to find some tame surf to start on?

Currently I'm paddling around the Narrabeen lagoon, but when I am ready to step up to the Ocean, I'd like to not scare myself shtless straight off the bat.

Cheers
surfanimal
surfanimal
NSW
1662 posts
NSW, 1662 posts
11 May 2012 9:51am
Tubbsy,

Are you located on the northern beaches ?

If so, would kiddies corner at Palmy not be a good start ?

If you want to come south of Sydney for a day, i'll give you some tips on where to find some fun.

Enjoy SUP mate.
Tubbsy
Tubbsy
NSW
13 posts
NSW, 13 posts
11 May 2012 10:56am
Hi SUPanimal

I'm located in Chatswood, so kind bang in the middle. Have ordered some soft roof racks which I have yet to receive, as soon as I do, more than keen to make the trip down.

He he he, kiddies corner, that sounds pretty much like where my skill level lies right now. I'll give that a go.

How about in a couple of weekends time I come down to meet up so you get to laugh at me falling off first hand?
AA
AA
NSW
2167 posts
AA AA
NSW, 2167 posts
11 May 2012 11:27am
Tubbsy Sydneys north is mainly beachies and rocky points. Just pick a small day on a higher tide on a quiet beach.

Collaroy around to Long Reef is usually the place to get a wave to yourself. Put in at Brownwater/Fishermans and you will go straight into deep water.
Towny
Towny
NSW
903 posts
NSW, 903 posts
11 May 2012 12:13pm
Might be worth having a look at this for your sake and everyone elses
www.paddlesurfhawaii.com/cgi-sys/suspendedpage.cgi
pmorgan1974
pmorgan1974
NSW
1080 posts
NSW, 1080 posts
11 May 2012 12:57pm
There are loads of good places to test out your new skills mate. I would probably steer clear of kiddies corner up at Palmy though. It is usually populated with loads of groms and swimmers.

As AA said, fisherman's is a great spot, as you can cruise down to collaroy and if that is too crowded paddle a little further down the beach and find a spot.

Get out there..
Tubbsy
Tubbsy
NSW
13 posts
NSW, 13 posts
14 May 2012 5:30pm
Will do boys, cheers for the advice. PS: I wouldn't go so far as to call them "skills" just yet. ;-)
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