Good score for those that did the early this morning. Trigg had a light offshore with some really clean little peaks coming through, lefts and rights up and down the beach and very few out. Water was as warm as toast too.

Same Doggie

and after frothin all yday afternoon, reading board bible, watching surf vid, waxing and rewaxing, fin adjusting, attitude rebuilding, getting surf crew together....all set

then and then.......................no and then

now gotta wait till "breeze" blows harder and "2m!!!!" mystical swell kicks in

looking fwd to mowing lawn pruning roses etc etc

grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

IF the wind stays as light as it is there is hope

Oh well, tomorrow looks ok

Well - sadly, I missed out too... [family commitments]. Might have to see about an early on Tuesday...

Mate of mine went North - he hasn't given me the report - but I suspect the Southerly got the better of it today.

cant say I'm surprised...seams to be a very common occurrence.

That is my local doggie as you know and could not believe it when i walked over the hill. How much more beach do these guys want? It made a crowded spot ten times worse.

Pulling their huggers up their clacker valves to row faster!!! I think state titles were on or surfboat champs sumink like that

If memory serves me correctly, they yell at you, threaten to confiscate your board and then you move. Respect to the clubbies though, they do an awesome job and save many lives it just seemed as a young bloke that the best waves at Trigg were always between the flags!!

To the south of them also mate. About where i used to park on the beach back in the day.

byf said...

To the south of them also mate. About where i used to park on the beach back in the day.

What time, were prob right next next to you!

newguy said...

So what would happen if you still decided to paddle out? Do they still have jurisdiction in the water?

If you want to get really political about it, I read in my local paper that they only have powers up until the low tide mark on the beach. It was mentioned in my paper because kitesurfers had begun frequenting a dog beach near me and the idea of a 'no kitesurfing' rule was thrown about. But then they mentioned that they could not prosecute them even if they still chose to kite surf because the council actually only owns the land and not water. Same applies to clubbies, they are allocated under local council law and don't actually, technically have rights to the water.

Although you'd probably get a punch in the head from an angry clubbie.

just got back to perth this morning. whats with all the stingers? you guys wearing steamers or just winging it in boardies?

byf said...

doggie said...

byf said...

To the south of them also mate. About where i used to park on the beach back in the day.

What time, were prob right next next to you!

Not real early mate. around eightish. Just look for the the shiny head and bulbous gut.

What board were you riding? A fish thing? I will PM you next time Im heading down that way.