Mad, that's Pumpin! We went to a secretish spot that day Doogs, and only three out! 8-10 ft! Yeeooowwww! Definitely kiteable, but That? Fark a dead duck!! To Kite that sh1t you'd need to be seriously on it, what with the mountain, wind destroying it and all.
Perhaps back of lighthouse would be, err, easier? Or new secret spot? It's the go. Doesn't work until 4m plus thou.

Long range forecast is looking sick, naked tall Swedish backpackers with kite pumps looking for something to pump. Good solid swells and plenty of waxed wet things lying around.

How's that?!

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I think the wind is fine out there, not effected by the mountain, at least in a southerly, entering and exiting the water is more the worry i think.
Cmon el presidente spill the beans on your semi secretish spot?
Camping at greens again?
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Thinking of heading down maybe Thursday late arvo or crack of dawn Friday. If Greens is jammed where else might we camp.
Really don't know the area to well so details please.

Kinda gettin xsited a bit now. Be good to us you wind demons.

I will be heading up Thursday arvo. Hopefully there is more wind than the last trip down to Cloudy

If the campground at Greens is chockas are there any options?

Should be ok on Thursday night, if it's like most places it will be a zoo for the long weekend... don't need much space for the swag tho!

hows the forecast looking locals? My reading is kite sun and mon afternoons and marginal conditions for kiting sat, but perhaps good surf ?

I found a photo from Lighthouse, anyone else got one? Too busy having WAAAYY too much FUN! Sick weekend guys, loved it!

It was a pretty low key ducks, but I had a ball. Half a dozen of the northwest crew, and four made the trip up from Hobart.

Thursday paid out big time for those who could start their weekend early. In reality, that was only me - but a sweet nor'easter with great waves was on at Peggs. Pat turned up at beer o'clock, and got to listen to me frothing about it without getting out himself.

Friday morning was looking grim, with rain all round. So it was the Grand-Theft-Auto play off at El Presidente's palace. Then the sou'wester came in an the mad dash to Lighthouse was on. Dead onshore wind, but a nice wave leant itself well to a twin-tip session

Saturday was back to nor'easters again. Light in the morning, so surf was the go. At lunch the breeze came in a bit more. Half the crew stayed at Marrawah, but only Sam really made the most of the breeze. The other half headed off to East Inlet near Stanley and had to face a choice - flat water boosting or powered up wave riding in the swell out the front. I'm a sucker for a wave, so I was straight out into it.

Sunday saw a few people recovering from the big Australia Day party. Then a lot of sitting on the beach waiting for the 12 knots to build to 17. I gave up and drove home, so I'm not sure what happened then.

But no photos from me

Good report. Well played everyone involved. Sounds like fun.

Oh looky....there is the race car track that ate up El President's toy car.

After a week on SA West coast looking forward for 1 more week to pass before the week in Marrawah.

The panos look great looking forward to getting wet in Tassie.