Maybe if there is any North in the wind, behind the breakwater will be very flat,

Secliff is perfect for learning, working on gybes, especially over the sand banks,

If its SW stay at seacliff

Head to boggy, I reckon i might get there on the weekend long awaited winter sail :-)

Looks like a chance that the mid will be OK - 2foot and cross shore again - hi tide at 10. The tide will swallow up most of the swell except for maybe Seaford reef or Freddies anyone keen on heading out to Christies reef if theres any wind?
Havent sailed there but the right at the southern end looks good on a high tide - would be a good blast heading out but a long swim back if ya break something.

McFlying said...

I'm kken Russ, keep us posted if you think it's woth a look. Ty might be keen too we've been discussing trying a few new spots lately.

Will do - maybe even finally do the Rich Kay suggestion of a mid coast downwinder from southport or triggs to Moana - have a few waves at each point in betwen

Ill txt ya saturday morn

russh said...

McFlying said...

I'm kken Russ, keep us posted if you think it's woth a look. Ty might be keen too we've been discussing trying a few new spots lately.

Will do - maybe even finally do the Rich Kay suggestion of a mid coast downwinder from southport or triggs to Moana - have a few waves at each point in betwen

Ill txt ya saturday morn

I like this idea

Planning a trip down to Granites at this stage. Long way but best chance of decent swell and wind. The map looks NW although they are predicting Northerlies. Don't know why...