Have sailed a few of the lakes down there as it's part of my territory with work and have snuck the kit along with me when the wind forecast looked good!
Lake Poorarecup east of Frankland was a fairly good sail with strong and steady breeze. Had a great couple of days sailing on camping trip with the family - especially just before dusk. Camping is free (I think - never charged us on any of our four trips now). General store about 10km away (sells most things inc alcohol!).
Lake Nunijup (closer to Cranbrook), although not as big as Poorarecup, has a flatter landscape and cranks in a decent breeze.
Lake Towerining near Darkan looks good too, but never sailed there. big lake, with powered sites.
I have been to Lake Dumbleyung about 8 years ago when it nearly dry. Would love to see it full now!
Website attached from 2004 but lake is some 13km long & 6.5k wide!!! "Far Canal!!!!" They have a yacht club there for the
locals.www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/dumbleyung-20040208-gdkr01.html

Thanks to the replies so far. Good data. Just have to have a go after reading these. Can’t, but wished I had time for the weekend at Easter.
Just hope when I get a weekend shortly, there is a bit of "squashed air" around.

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Wouldn't they all be real gusty??
Have often scoured the maps but never ventured.....

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Gusty..... Musty..... Crusty the Clown, some would be great as they have raised roadways through the middle of them, and in the right blow would make great speedsailing strips!!!!!

What about the canals we built up at Laverton, the recent cyclones dumped plenty of rain, I had a call saying they were all full? .... and I heard the world speedsailing crew are going to hold a meet there?

Rellie!! oh poor poor rellie...

You keen venturing out of your room...

We seem to be loosing you rellie

*Holds rellies hand and walks him back to his Kiting forum room* lol

as much as i would like to divulge the process involved in caressing, squeezing and manipulating plump breasts in order for them to spew forth delicious sweet breast milk i dont want to excite you too much....

And yes liz.....i will come back now....brief but florid....just like my sex life.

Crikey guys, with a 4 month old bub, I have to say the lactating thing is really over-rated!

Is there anywhere I can get historical wind info for regions? 1 year, 2 years? Perhaps Lake Dumblung blows it's tits off mid year? dunno...