frizle said...
Its just been a great area to surf , sup or fish forever.
The seaway was only created in 88 I think, but has given so many people so many good surfing days (on both sides)
To have an area where we can escape the normal chaos of living in a big city, is priceless
Even though TOS gets super crowded it still deserves to be protected for everyone to enjoy (our kids may like to get barrelled in decades to come)
Surely we have enough Cafes/Dining/Tourist bulls##t here already
Not to even mention the $12 Million taxpayer dollars per year to dredge the seaway
and broadwater
If you think having Massive cruise ships and Dredges in the broad water will NOT effect your water activities no matter what you do you are DREAMING!!
Could not agree more ^^^^
Have not surfed the joint for a while but
Started surfing here in late 80's when me and a mate heard a whisper about the place and how good it was , and especially in a southerly swell, the southern goldie would be near flat from broady down and this place would be like head high clean and hollow. Feckin amazing place when its 4 ft plus theres plenty of spectators in the water, plenty of broken boards (contributing to the shaping businesses) and a few injurys. Even seen a few tinnies go over the falls,
Back then we used to paddle it just for a surf or pay Terry $3 for a lift on the old ferry if we took our rods and fished till the tides were right for a surf, usually high out early for the best waves. Anyone no what become of Terry.
Then that ba...rd JC

started spruiking the place on the radio in the early 90's and the place started getting busy and we would just walk another 100 metres past the pipe to score.
So for me to see this place disappear so a cruise ship full of visitors can dock and spend a few bucks on trinkets and crap is crazy.
Any way
NO CRUISE SHIP TERMINAL for the seaway.