That's the sewer. Needs a decent swell an nw wnw wind but it's very protected with the headland. You'd be better off sailing the next wave along. Bit fatter but more exposed
That wave doesn't link the whole way across. The wave at the end of your red line is pretty long though and could easily be sailed
Select to expand quoteJBATES said..
That wave doesn't link the whole way across. The wave at the end of your red line is pretty long though and could easily be sailed
Thanks Josh, talk more about this next time I see you at the beach!
all the ferries booked out so looks like I'll park this idea for the moment.
Select to expand quoteSlim Jim said..JBATES said..
That wave doesn't link the whole way across. The wave at the end of your red line is pretty long though and could easily be sailed
Thanks Josh, talk more about this next time I see you at the beach!
all the ferries booked out so looks like I'll park this idea for the moment.
but day st could be on if the change doesn't come too early...
I don't reckon the sewer is sailable. Would love to see someone try tho!! Weatons beach or back down in de esteees would be better.
I remember surfing sewers once in my 20's and looking at that bombie thinking it would be cool to try and sail. Its a pity it costs so much to get over to KI.
