i thought the alley was no go for towing unless the beach was closed. doesn't seem to worry one guy out there right now. he is straight in front of everybody who is paddling. it is barely 4 ft

Only one now eh, I surfed there this morning and there was 3 buzzing the outside banks and one on the beachbreak. They werent really annoying me but I was wondering the same thing.

teatrea said...

makes me laugh when you see guys towing in in 4ft surf.Have you been out thismorning Lacey and what do rekon it will be like thisarvo.

cheers

i looked on hi tide. a few windy ones off the point. probably be better with a lower tide. me i'm tired and sore, so no paddling today. yesterday arvo was strange. one minute there was more waves coming through then you could poke a stick at, when next to nothing for 15 mins or so. just about be ready to come in and next thing its bigger and cooking again

aus301 said...

The rules for jet skis at the alley are only proposed and haven't been carried through as yet.

fair enough, thanks for that. just would like to the rules when the next ski is buzzing around real close to us at the lane. it only takes a few d#### on the skis to ruin it for those that do the right thing
cheers

went out this arvo had a fun session , one guy on the ski must have been bending the rules he wasnt towing but the guy on the back would just dive of onto the wave.The only bummer was it was crowded.

I don't think we should pigeon hole but I know what you are talking about.
I have no problems with skis at outer bombies or when beaches are to big for most to paddle surf.
I haven't been towing in once this summer which is disappointing but I haven't missed it. We just
haven't had swell/wind combo when I've had time off. It's a bit of a novelty thing but it's such a
rush towing into waves that could really hurt you.

Nothing beats SUP though!