I know Budgy isn't brilliant in this direction..Anyone found any other spots that are good.
Select to expand quotesboardcrazy said..
I know Budgy isn't brilliant in this direction..Anyone found any other spots that are good.
Not the central coast, but Smiths Lake (90 mins north of Newcastle) is excellent in this wind direction and very flat along the edge of the sandbar.
I know that's dependent on depth whether its open to the ocean..Anyone know what it's like at the moment and any tracks to show where you can sail.. looks like big ESE / SSE maybe end of week..
Select to expand quotesboardcrazy said..
I know that's dependent on depth whether its open to the ocean..Anyone know what it's like at the moment and any tracks to show where you can sail.. looks like big ESE / SSE maybe end of week..
Bump
Did you find anywhere good, Sue?
How about Coal Point in a ESE / SSE?
I haven't tried it but I would think how it sticks out in Lake Mac it would be OK.
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How about Coal Point in a ESE / SSE?
I haven't tried it but I would think how it sticks out in Lake Mac it would be OK.
Coal Point is not flat in a SE, (it is not flat in any wind direction
) but the wind on the run from Coal point across to Belmont bay is clean and strong, coming unimpeded many kilometers.
I enjoy sailing there in a SE'er but there is only ever a few of us out there.
U don't have to sail in flat all the time to have fun you need wind for that.
Rathmines park is good in Se there are not many spots that are good in that direction
If it was 40 knots might get enough to sail at buff point in that direction
