had the baby anchor on 2day, so decided to torture myself and go for a look.
look behind you dave!
surfer hazard kid, he got in the way for nearly every wave and didn't catch any waves at all!
rockery dance, was supping here on sunday when there was glass, big ugly slab ledge here.
I was home sick yesterday... You know how much it sucks when you are home on leave, and you get sick... when its windy, and the icing - there are waves.
Its not fair
As a relative newbie in Perth, I am interested in finding more sideshore conditions so I can learn to wave sail. One of the advantages of fewer people windsurfing, I guess, would be that these places aren't so crowded anymore.
What are the most 'down the line' spots on the Perth shoreline in a typical South Wester? Obviously there is the secret 'northern beaches' spot called 'Perth', subject of the April Fools pics etc. Short of getting in my car one windy day and wasting an hour or three driving north to find this happening, I am not going to get in the know.
But, as a southern sider, would Port Kennedy be an option for me? Looking at my UBD, it looks to be one place on the south side where the shoreline runs SW to NE. Could work in a south wester?
And does Woodman Point work on a North Westerly?
Any tips for a good place for learning to wavesail close to Perth would be appreciated.
downwinder,,,
this place is usually Crap, it only ever gets good here a couple of times a yr.
it's not much of a secret, BUT i'm sure you'll stumble 
over it one day.
no dtl in perth
here u go, have a read of this,
windsurfwa.com/index.html
thanks muchly for that advice WM
a very good summary of Perth options by the look of it
i'll obviously have to get on the West Coast Highway north on occasion
see you there
