Some friends are going to Myall Lakes this weekend and I thought I might take my 125 Tabou Rocket up & try & get a sail.
They are staying at Neranie Sands right at the northern end of the lake up near Seal Rocks. Anyone know of it and what it's like to sail? How shallow , feasable in a NE , do I need a weed fin?
The other option might be to go up to Booti Booti , Wallis Lakes area and sail there and then go back to camp with the others.
Any local info appreciated.

sue,
not too sure about the northern end of myall but don't discount smith's lake especially in a NE. NE can be good at Wallis although you may need a weed fin.

always take a surfboard as that area can get superb waves.

check out winda woppa otw up if it's NE.

So for someone unfamiliar to the area do i have to worry about shallows out in the middle?
The only thing that worries me is last time I sailed there I had a much bigger heavier board to get planing earlier but stay on the water better. I know it gets very choppy for the amount of wind.. Don't want a replay of yesterday with buggerall wind + big chop..
So no one been to Neranie Sands?

Ended up going up there. The place we stayed on Myall lakes was at the top end just near Seal Rocks.It was blowing a gusty S that came and went with rain.I was stuffed after 3 days sailing so had a snooze and by the time I went out I'd missed some good stuff.
Bit of a pain working up to clear the point so I was out of the bay but wow once I got a squall and out into the centre the runs were kms long , water clear and unpolluted , all bush and no sharks.... Blast! I could see the rain was going to end so turned around as sure enough the wind ran out and I was stranded standing on the point for a while until it came in a bit.
Wind came in later in the day c 18kts in gusts but I had sailed for 2hrs by then so didn't stay out long.Terrific place once your out in the open and I'd say great for jumps if the wind came in as it had some good ramps in 15 - 18kts.Someone suggested I launch around the corner at the boat ramp and next time I will as you're straight out into the wide open lake.
Went and had a look at the Wallis Lake sailing club spot and looks like it would be fantastic in the right wind. Really long runs..Would have been great in the S I had the day before.No wind then though so came home.

Its a pity its a 2hr plus drive from my place..I'd really want to stay overnight.If I get a weed fin I might consider it next Winter.