6m swell but the 30-40 knots will probably take a fair chunk of the height out of it. But still it'l be a interesting day.

Myself, I'm gonna handbag out on the ocean and go onto the estuary down here, put some fresh bateries in the GPS and see if I can give my PB a nudge.

Alby

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Originally posted by rooster

Thats a shame Elmo, the rooster was looking at coming up and paying your neck of the woods a visit this week All being well

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Looking at the forecast, it looks like a bit outside of my skill levels.

Had a quick squizz down your neck of the woods (bunbury?) the other day at the inlet trying to find a potential blasting spot. Any hints?

Alby

Alby for just going in and out stuff then the estuary near the BP servo is the go. If you want some lumps then north of bunbury there is a spot that Hardie named "roosters" that is ok. Was very good last thursday
I think the day we refer to is a bit out of a lot of peoples league but would be good to see. Might be a lot of chicken gybes

Elmo,
what about Lake Clifton ... are you allowed to sail on that?

Wrong direction today You might be better off sailing in australind or the bay Best bet is the inlet near the bp service station, launching frm the boat ramp. No waves though. Flat

My arms are three inches longer now elmo

Need to compress the crap out of it Im still on dial-up connection Cant get adsl But my mate got some great footage especially of the "buckets" victims

I took a drive to "Roosters" on Saturday (no wind) to scope it. Man, some really nice waves going on there! But I spoke to some surfers who were coming ashore and they said the reef was pretty shallow.

Do you have to choose your tides carefully for that spot or is it not too shallow for a good sesh?

Seemed it would be a perfect spot in a SW with good swell. Not so sure about a NW tho.

Oh, and "chicken gybe".... is that what I call a "swimming gybe"?

cool stuff Michiel!
there's some pretty cool videos!!!