Parks Vic still have a warning on it as not recommended for water based activities

Cr@p

K Dog said...

How does A 45 work in a NW?

45, Anderson's Inlet?

Not good (speaking from a few attempts on that direction). Fairly gusty (But noted that you sail Lysterfield so probably not as much of a princess as myself!). There are also some very shallow sections along that run and often the water is mirky there. Be careful!

I guess it all depends on how desperate & fussy you are. In my opinion I find anything with north in it at Andersons inlet is rarely worth the trip. Excluding ENE, which seems to work ok at 45.

ejmack said...

45, Anderson's Inlet?

Yep - that's the one. I love that place, one of the best sails ever there. Was quiet clean when I was last there in Feb.

Shame it doesn't work in Northerlies.

Can't get down till Sunday. Might end up doing the bay. Green Point....

I also enjoy 45 too, but last time I sailed there (over year now) I broke my wrist. It was not the locations fault, but some of the sailor and kit's fault.
I look forward to heading back down there soon.

WindRider said...

I also enjoy 45 too, but last time I sailed there (over year now) I broke my wrist. It was not the locations fault, but some of the sailor and kit's fault.
I look forward to heading back down there soon.

Ah...the memories! That was the day that Mother Nature decided to slap us around a little...
That day i hit a submerged tree!....27 knots to zero and my fin had got ajmmed on the branch of the tree!. After I checked that nothing was broken or leaking, I picked that tree up and smashed it into little pieces...it felt good!