Crash, Looking at the graphs this morning (gusting to 50knts), you might just find a 6ft swell at Dolls Point!!

Might make it out Saturday.

Regards,
Harrow.

head down to the Dang!

yes but they're nice waves.

Could be exploring unchartered territory one of the days as well

Sail at Windang where the lake entrance is. Right next to the island.
Find Windang Surfclub and you're there

Gotta be worth a look.
shhhh..don't tell anyone

Fair enough, i just fancied checking out waves in botany! last time i went out in Dolls the chop was severe...

went out at Kyeemagh today... not exactly sure how windy it was but in the gusts the water was flying in large patches. it was barely sailable on a 4.0 . Sunny most of day which was nice.

Wind swung around to SSW around 2pm and went down to Dolls Point. Still overpowered with the 4.0 most of the time. Chop was very consistent and made for some nice jumps. I left around 5pm and waves started to form but nothing ridable. If there are waves I would say try tomorrow or Saturday morning.

Unless the wind dies off I don't think sailing the dang or anywhere else around Sydney would be much fun. Was thining about Makaha if the wind drops...

How sweeeeet is the forecast!!!
Sailed today at Cronulla near the wall, got belted there , swell didnt look big until i got out.
Ended up riding at bay surf (hacking river mouth). It was all time there, down the line, 3-4ft waves and bloody gusty. I was seriously over powered on my 4.2.
Cant wait until tommorrow.

Harrow,

I was using an 83 liter wave board. something in the 70 liter range would have been better... oh and after a little too much indulgence while travelling on per diems I now weigh in at a proud 98 kgs.

as for ideal sail size I think a 3.5 with a 76 liter board would have been ideal...

Sounds like another one of Whyners "wild goose chasers"...be careful now qwerty!

As if anywhere in the Wollongong area is ever 'crowded':P I see about 4 windsurfers a year unless I go to Windang, where you might see 4 people sailing (comps withstanding). The last time I saw someone up north was last summer and i've been sailing all winter :( Lots of kiters though at Sandon, they are mega keen.

I'll probably head down to Windang tomorrow lunch as the surf seems to be dropping off a lot this arvo, hope the wind stays in. That rock wall must be nearing the water by now :|