Should have gone to flat top island woolgoolga

6.30 pm at SWRs on the 22nd? By then I was stuffed and back home drinking the first bourbon. Been a few good n-easters here lately, but I'm really surprised at the lack of people who come here to sail. Everyone that gets that winning combo of low tide and a 15-20 knot n-easter raves about the place. Anyway, hope you had a good sail Tomp

Tomp, nice late run for you. It sounds like you had the fun conditions I try to tell people about. Add head high waves and it's mental. The bigger the waves, the smoother the run in and out. I'm all amped now!...lol

As for waves, basically any swell with east in it will get into Laggers Point. Cyclone swell (which I bravely had a shot at last March) gets in at the same size as the open beaches. You need a big southerly swell to wrap the 180 deg around the point. If it's 6 ft on the open beaches, it will be 2 ft at Laggers. 8-10 it will be 3 ft or so. South east swell and most will get in. Sadly we haven't had much swell here at all lately.

Here's a pic of SWR's in a fun 14-18 knots with chest high sets (nor-east swell). You've probably seen it, but it pretty well sums of summer sailing at Laggers Point. Should be like this tomorrow and Thursday I hope :)

Cheers