Here's a good one from last season for you

www.westozwind.com.au/modules.php?name=coppermine&file=displayimage&album=5&cat=0&pos=0

And before you ask, it's not me

From WSP web (http://www.windsurfingperth.com.au/travel/crazywaves.html)

"Crazy Waves is a spot that only really works in the winter.

It is located close to Fremantle and ten minutes from Perth.

This spot works well with the wind blowing from the North round West to the South.

It is safe and it is the best spot for jump and bump sailing in winter (the waves are only there in winter).

It easy to get out because the waves are breaking on a sand bar about five foot deep.

The sand bar is about three hundred meters wide and about three miles out to sea.

This makes the wave break from all angles and makes it so that you can jump and wave ride with the wind coming from the North round to the South It is the best fun in a strong winter blow.

There is a good bottle shop close by to get a beer after a great session."

Also take a look at these posts for more info www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=7114
www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1962

What about Crystals on a NorWester? Can work quiet nicely. Only problem is cars/vans are out of site and get regularly broken into.

Off the carpark just north of the cut?

Look at the shapes of the sails we were using back then!

They're further back than I thought, got to be at least 98, may be 97
Time is starting to do very strange things!!!

crazy wave really needs wind to make the waves break over swell.

Good example I've driven past there when its a northerly and its completely flat as the wind swings to a norwest or straight westerly (the best wind) the swell picks up to waist to chest high.

Generally if the wind drops out so does the swell not long after.

best winds 20+ westerly or w/sw

the shore break near the groin can get you other wise its the mellowest wave going great for jumping only.

If condtions look suss everywhere else go here