Walvis Bay seems amazing but hardly accessible for most of us. It's the undiscovered places north and south here in WA that are inspiring me. Dec 1 depending on wind and weather forecast, I'm going on a discovery trip either north or south

I've found my own piece of WA gold... but it's tightly under wraps until I get a chance to post the first session from there. I'm desperately trying to get back there on a good forecast before I go away in December.

Always searching for new spots. There must be 100's out there. I think the Tassie guys have had some success in this.

Send us a postcard and some PB's Puggy

lalalamort said...

Mobydisc said...

I've found a place fairly close to where I live, on the north side of Sydney. Its a reach of about 1.6kms with over 500 meters behind a tidal flat with oyster racks. Locals tell me the north easterly is pretty constant and can get quite strong with very flat water behind the racks.

Looking forward to trying it soon, hopefully.

Hawksbury?

A little further north. Check out my pictures as I've got a Google Earth image there. I would think the Hawkesbury river would be too gusty with the big hills around. A north easter at this place doesn't have big hills to go over and has a couple of kms of water to cross before hitting this run.

I live in Hornsby and it will take about 40 to 45 minutes to get there unless there is a traffic jam on the F3. So not that much longer getting there than getting to Narrabeen Lake and I am so tired of the gusty and holey NE wind there.

Mobydisc said...

lalalamort said...

Mobydisc said...

I've found a place fairly close to where I live, on the north side of Sydney. Its a reach of about 1.6kms with over 500 meters behind a tidal flat with oyster racks. Locals tell me the north easterly is pretty constant and can get quite strong with very flat water behind the racks.

Looking forward to trying it soon, hopefully.

Hawksbury?

A little further north. Check out my pictures as I've got a Google Earth image there.
I would think the Hawkesbury river would be too gusty with the big hills around. A north easter at this place doesn't have big hills to go over and has a couple of kms of water to cross before hitting this run.

I live in Hornsby and it will take about 40 to 45 minutes to get there unless there is a traffic jam on the F3. So not that much longer getting there than getting to Narrabeen Lake and I am so tired of the gusty and holey NE wind there.

Oh yeh i was there a few weeks ago, on the other side of the harbour, couldnt find anywhere good to launch though