Sailed there a lot years ago. Prevailing wind directions are wrong for speed. Sometimes there may be a good sandbar for a SW but it is bound to be better at Sandy Point. We sailed a lot of easterlies there, back and forth across the estuary. I did my first chop hops there on a Windrush Storm 11! That was a short board in those days.
It is possible that there could be a good sandbar for a SE at times but really strong SE are quite rare.

Here are some very old photos from the early '80's taken during our annual Easter surf/windsurfing trip to Marlo/ Cape Conron. You can see the ocean bar in the background. This may have been the last time we took WOD's there as I remember playing on Bombora and Reflex waveboards the next few years.

sailquik said...



Check out the 12" speed needle on the top!

good advert for roof rack's ,who needs a van when youve got a kingswoodand i cant see the extention ladder , did you have another car in front with flashing lights and a WIDE LOAD warning sign, andrew you should never have sold the kingswood, imagine how much stuff you would have on it after 30 years of hoarding
i'm still pissing myself laughing,you should stick it on general so everyone can have a giggle