Hey bud, a couple of us went upto Hawks nest< jimmys beach. Excellent spot with the longest runs you could ask for, not sure what the water condition would be like though.

tuggerah lake? Not sure about depth though if you have a large fin.

Thanks for the info, definitely going to try hawks nest / Jimmys beach.

Where abouts on lake Mac is Shingle Splitters? Can't find it on the map?

MA spots are right on Adam
Marmong has the formula racing on a Saturday arv and it does work in a Soueaster as well
Coal Point and Shingle splitters (access by Morisset peninsula, follow signs to Balcolyn) are the best in a NE and have large grassed areas for rigging. Coal Pt also has the benefit of sailing behind the old airport (belmont) in smooth to super smooth FLAT water - great for gybing practice

On the southern end of the lake - Bardens bay / Sugar bay on the Morisset peninsula for a NEaster and Morisset Park / mental hospital site in a Swester - bit weedy at the launch
Shingle splitters will work in a westerly - but i have never done it

Another option is both the harbour entrance (Newie) and channel (Swansea) - havent sailed their recently but both are good for bump and jump

Yes Horseshoe - mind the dog poo - its easier to rig up on the grass areas up in the foreshore park

good to see your still ripping Dean

I found a photo of Harry Hayward (jnr) and myself sailing of his place the other day....aah memories

The depth of the water right across the lake means tide is barely an issue

Coal Pt is definitely the better in a NE. It can be sailed in a southerly as well, but in a soueaster you are better to go down the southern side of the point to the small reserve below the school and sailing over towards Rathmines
Similiar to Donk in the late eighties /early nineties it was usual for 20-30 people to be out at CoalPt and still have heaps of room.