Where to sail near Melbourne in an E - SE wind?

So Tues is looking like it's going to be windy, forecast 20 - 30 knots all day. Do any of the spots down the coast like 13th work on an E - SE wind? Where would be the best place to make the most of what could be an epic day?

I going down to Inverloch early morning flat water sailing in the inlet, Mahers Landing. Low tide mid morning, will be epic for sure. Then if I still got legs left I may finish off nicely at Ricketts or Mentone.

I was hoping for some waves. Looking at the map 13th Beach looks like it might work on an easterly, but I think I've only heard of people sailing there on a westerly. Raffs looks like it would be a bit onshore. Sandy Point perhaps a bit too far to drive.

There's waves at Inverloch too. I'll be out there after work this arvo - probably 4ish.
Seems like you're looking West coast mainly though, if thats the case join the Surf Coast Frothers facebook group. Dave & the other west coast crew are always posting where they're sailing on each wind forecast.
www.facebook.com/groups/1496087180642983/

Sailing Report?

Mentone works if it's South East but not really in East South East

I got to Parkdale and the zip was stuck on my smallest sail. Had to launch with 5.3 koyote. One run out and back, something was going to break if I kept going. I've since tried everything to unjam zip, boiling water, lube. Don't want have to cut not moving

= Salt & Vinegar after you have left it soak for some time. if that fails and all seems lost, just get a pen and poke the zip teeth to pry them apart so you can at least get to your sail without un-stitching cutting etc. If you get it moving again the carriage may still work if its not too corroded.

Don't let a zip stand in the way of a good session!!!

Thanks for the advice and reports, I'll check out the FB group and give Ricketts a go on the next strong E/SE, I thought it was flat water sailing on that direction.