I think it will probably too onshore for Long Reef. My pick is between Makaha and Brown Water depending how much east is in the wind.

I am heading up there around lunch time.

Always fancied trying the Bower in an ESE - Racecourse peak would stand up for a smack!

JBFletch said...
do you launch from the end of WS&S road??

three options:

1) drive to the end of the street where WS&S is. Turn left at the last cross street, drive to the end where it turns left and park. There is a small stretch that is really gusty and sometimes has no wind at all but you can usually bog or swim through it.

this is good if you sail brown water. to get right out the back to Makaha is a bit of a slog

2) at the end of the street were WS&S is turn right and drive past the golf course. There is a car park at the end of this road. No grab your gear and walk up the foot path to the top of the hill, then follow the steps down to the headland. There is a small grassy area for rigging. You will need to walk out a bit and watch for submerged rocks in a high tide. It's a long walk but you are right in the main break.

3) There is a vacant lot next to the road in Collaroy where some people launch from. The shore break can get pretty heavy and it's a long sail up to Makaha. The wind is usually not as gusty here.

fletch, launch off the boat ramp at fisherman's beach & sail right up close to the rock platform. It's great as long as not too east then everywhere is a write off.
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I'm working today but wind should build tomorrow & JP might be sailing, if not I am regardless.
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I've never checked the surf.it CAM, I'll try now.

stehsegler said...
2) at the end of the street were WS&S is turn right and drive past the golf course. There is a car park at the end of this road. No grab your gear and walk up the foot path to the top of the hill, then follow the steps down to the headland. There is a small grassy area for rigging. You will need to walk out a bit and watch for submerged rocks in a high tide. It's a long walk but you are right in the main break.

My tip - wear shoes/thongs. That walk is a killer on the feet!!

found the surf.it cam. How do you bring the live feed up?

Big fail .. . Back to work

sailed from la parouse over to kurnell and sailed that little novelty wave they surf on the point. actually really fun, light where it wraps around and starts barreling in about 6 inches of water. come undone a few time to the amusement of the surfers.

Where will it be x off shore & waves tomorrow ?? .. .. bundenna maybe ? Cooks landing site ?

Red thumb = jeolous haha

Probably doesn't believe u George. Looks a good set-up but Qwerty probably didn't think so though. One knut just came in here at Gerroa. It's starting to blow but still onshore.9 am briefing at the judges house.

r2908 said...
Killalea area or whatever ?

nah... his backyard pool

but to be honest... there are a bunch of unknown spots between Gerroa and the Gong that only work in certain conditions and when the tight is just right. I got a hunch where it is...

stehsegler said...
sailed White Rock (or whatever that break near Makaha is called) today. It was a bit gusty on the inside but once you got out it was ok. Waves where a bit tricky to pick. Took me a while to get the first wave.

When I left there were still 3 bods out. Swell and wind were definitely on the up. Tomorrow morning should be interesting.

On a different note, there were pretty big schools of fish around. Hate to think what else is swimming around behind or below them.

Was lucky enough to get out there for a sesh.

Got rolled on a set and broke so kit but was well worth it for the 2 bomb waves i got.

Had to swim in.
Glad i read the bit about big fish this morning.

Wheres everyone sailing today.
still got another sail and mast to trash.

Anywhere in pittwater worth a look? Or is there too much east in it

Just sailed balmoral. Hard work getting out, but some big swell off grotto point. About 20 guys "surfing" out at balmoral baths