If anyone has a jelly report please let me know.
As I spend almost as much time in the water as I do on the board. This jybe thing is much harder than it looks.

All gone bar one or two.

^ No irukandji yet, just the blue blubbers.

Irikandji have been spotted at Frazer Island and they're expected around our way within the decade.

www.abc.net.au/news/2016-01-18/researcher-warns-dangerous-jellyfish-moving-south/7095422

I had better start nailing the jybe before they arrive.

Nothing special, just try not to fall in the middle of them & dont move around much if you do. We generally dont get box jellies from bundy south (you can get the odd one though) & manly harbour gets frequent sightings of some sort of box jelly. Irukanji have been in Moreton Bay always, mostly over round Moreton Island, everyone reacts different to them. Blue bottles are more seen but even dont get them too much in bay. Never seen too much in way of jellies of any sort at burrum but isnt a spot you tend to fall off alot plus we mostly head up there in SE winds. Biggest concerns for burrum are current, ray's limoncello, some sharp rocks on walk out, sandbanks, other sailors, hitting dugong/turtles, stingrays, big sharks, occasional croc then maybe stingers pretty much in that order.

Just wear your boardies on the outside, Lottawind will be your friend

i wouldnt worry bout stinger suit for burrum, the current there makes it not so jellyfish friendly. In march rashie & boardies though sometimes 2mm shortie is nice if big se'er just for wind chill.

In reality what's the difference between a stinger suit and typical Queensland sailing gear of full arm length rashie and boardies? Lower leg protection only.