QLD
279 posts
Are there any regulars who sail Green Island?
For someone who doesn't know the spot is it easy to find the sailing area?
Is the area near the ferry drop off?
Is it wise to sail pat malone there?
WA
887 posts
sailed there on sat and sunday in total about 12 hours on a 5 metre sail well powered up.Sometmes over powered
sailed all round the the island when the tides were right. port and starboard jumping. flatwater speed stuff and big ocean swell downwinders out in the blue.
sailing area is easy to find as long as the tides are high enough.
pat malone is fine just boring. but remember it is an island so if you break your stuff its a long swim to cooktown.
WA
170 posts
Troppo you mongrel. It is pissing down here on the Goldie and gusting about 7 knots. The good news is that by gear is really REALLY dry. The mountain bike even got out of the shed on Sunday. It has seen more water than my windsurfing gear lately.
WA
887 posts
haha
still dont know what a wetsuit looks like either!!!!
Suns out, Winds kicking in...i'm off to the beach.
QLD
279 posts
Troppo youre killing me.I knew I should have gone to Green Island instead of MAui.ONly got wind 7 out of 15 days.Green Isl seems to have wind alll the time in this season.Mmm ..how am I going to justify THIS trip?
WA
887 posts
yep...It gets the better wind than anywhere on the east coast and a return airfare is a quarter the price of one to MAUI.
Tell me why i'm going again???
thats right down the line wavesailing.
