After an epic week of foiling at Coronation Beach, WA, on the very last day last Friday $ Nov, after about 5 hours on the water, I suffered catastrophic board failure. I fell onto my board after stacking on a wave while winging. The board was out the water and the foil in the water, and I felt it give way as the bolts ripped through the tracks and the foil, consisting of an axis ART 999 with advance fuse 325p tail and HM mast, separated off. I then looked up and got a final glimpse of my foil ghost riding off on it's own before turning down and sinking to the bottom, a sacrifice to the wind gods at Corro's.
It's been pretty windy lately, but it might be that my foil is just sitting there. I was wearing a GPS watch at the time, and based on that I am able to pinpoint exactly where I was when it happened. Unfortunately as it was my last day I didn't get a chance to go out and look for it.
I hope that someone one day might find it and return it to me 
. I made contact with the Geraldton divers, the shop and the facebook group, but they were not able to help. They did say that it could move around significantly, especially when there is big swell. There's even a chance that it could wash ashore. That may take a long time if it ever happens, as I was about 3 or 400m out. I don't know how deep the water is there, I was reasonably close in at the time, but that also means there's going to be some movement on the bottom as well. I think the water there is at most 2-3m deep there depending on the tide, so on a clear day it should be possible to see the bottom with goggles.
Anyway just putting it out there. If anyone at Corros finds themselves on a calm day, bored waiting for wind and is up for taking a look, please DM me for the exact GPS location. Who know's maybe it's still there, stuck against a rock or some sea grass. I'll give a substantial reward for its recovery. And if it turns up in a few months washed up on the beach, hopefully it will get back to me somehow as well.
