for those who haven't sailed there before, the wind is usually stronger there than further north (southport area) when it is NW, but ends up being weaker than southport end when it swings to NE, so earlier would probably be better than later. It might go too east by lunch

cool, I know where your talking now, Ill see you there

Hey guys,
Have never been sailing at kirra. Would love to join you for some action in 25 knots.
Take my boogie board with me in case wind gets to strong
cheers

You mongrels. 25-30 forcast for tomorrow and I have to work. NW should be a lot of fun from North Kirra. 3 of us got out there this arvo and Dave is keen for a sail with you lot tomorrow. the average age of windsurfer today at North Kirra was 60 years.

Hey Gestalt,

What sail were you on? What was the wind like? Any white horses?

I went to Cabarita (Cudgen lake), was going to go to Tweed river but got almost there and realised that the tide works the other way when it's a northerly (vs the southerlies I'm used to) D'oh!

Cudgen lake was poo. Got planing a couple of times, but was always scratching. And low tide meant my 37cm fin was scraping a lot of the time... a 30 cm fin would mean about twice the distance between gybes but hey, I need the practice

Hope the wind picks up tomorrow for Kirra

Justin did you get my SMS contact me about Friday