Hey guys, my work ute is getting serviced on Wed so I have been told not to come in to work. Planning on getting out somewhere around 9am.

You never know, could still be okay..

Friday is looking the goods Especially up North.

izaak said...

Jezstrt said...

You never know, could still be okay..

Friday is looking the goods Especially up North.

looks good here Wednesday, but tide is not the best...Friday looks good but too south west at this point for the best speeds. Hopefully it comes around.

True, fingers crossed it changes

Looking good here in the north (Port Sorell) tomorrow and lucky enough i can get out for a sail on the low tide. Can any one else get out to back me up?, could have some good speeds.

I got out this morning for 2hours, hopefully dad goes well.

I can't get out today unfortunately ...

Good luck Perks and hope you get some back-up!!

About 8 of us got a short stint at Dorans in a gusty westerly with a quite little ale to end the day

Damo you'll have to sign Veatzy up on the challenge.....you've got him hooked

Great effort Vietzy and welcome aboard as the latest member of the Tassie Speed Seekers!!!

Damo, waveboards with wavesails have done over 42 knots, so no issue with them going quick! Use whatever gear you like. However, the same sailor that did 42 on a Starboard Acid and KA Kaos wavesail has also done over 50 knots on specialised speed gear, so if you are trying to improve your speeds the cambered sails and specialised boards help, but if not obviously anygear can be pushed to go pretty fast. Steve has done 32 knots on his Formula board with 9.8m sail.

Steve Charles said...

Got called into work this morning and the work ute is now getting serviced tomorrow instead of today.
Have tomorrow off, strong wind warning for the Derwent Estuary for Thurs.

Saw you out there on the Derwent Steve, those Severne sails stand out for miles from Mt Nelson.

Hey Damo, when you "set" Veitzy up, "age" refers to actual age, not mental age.

Not a bad sailor for a 30 year old with a 2 year old brain..........most of our mates have pretty small brains