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Crazy waves

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Created by Alex_sc > 9 months ago, 30 Sep 2016
Alex_sc
WA, 65 posts
30 Sep 2016 8:57AM
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Anyone know if crazy waves works in tomorrow arvos forecast? I've never sailed there, but parents in law live nearby and am going to be there ...

lao shi
WA, 1338 posts
30 Sep 2016 9:49AM
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Depends what you mean by works!
There will be crazy waves coming from all directions down off the groyne South of the Cafe car park.
Best to park there as there have been break ins in the next carpark south.
Can be good for jumping with the odd backside turn and some rollers to gybe off.
Best is at low tide.
Usually only a preference when it is too onshore elsewhere

Alex_sc
WA, 65 posts
30 Sep 2016 10:14AM
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ah, ok thanks. I got the impression it is more exciting than that! Dutchies it is then, if it actually blows now...

Mark _australia
WA, 23470 posts
30 Sep 2016 12:23PM
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^^ it is an isn't. Used to be awesome.....
Needs lots of swell and NW to be best, so usually the second or third front in as many days is when it excels
However for jumping and riding on both tacks it is great - I like that just cos it is different.

Mark _australia
WA, 23470 posts
3 Oct 2016 6:35PM
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curious as to how it was
anyone sail it?

Alex_sc
WA, 65 posts
3 Oct 2016 9:58PM
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Nup, I sailed dutchies. Walked the dogs there at 5 pm though and a lone kiter was chopping around in smallish waves, cross-on sw angle. Dutchies was more fun I think, by the looks of it even at wsw onshore. ..



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