Anyone down south who is looking to head up for this current band of wind, we in the north work for a living, but Thursday is SHOW DAY, and so we are keeping an eye on Thursday.

We are hoping that the "Three o'clock blow" sustains good conditions into the afternoon, but the low tide is late morning and an early start will be in order.

Thursday morning early for me. Keen as for low tides and to get on the water

Well, Bell Buoy wasn't that epic after all ...

...just kidding

30-40+ knots of wind with up to mast high mess on the water. One hit wonders all over the place, but the hits were top of the chart kind ones.
None of my friends wanted to join, so I packed up after a couple of hours on the water and a few big swims to recover my gear.

Tide was coming in very quickly, so for tomorrow an early start (8:30am??) will be a good option.

Usually, you would get full sandblasting on a day like this, but Bell Buoy is once again a rather sand free zone ...

Less wind and more sun than anticipated I think, almost to the point where I was thinking of going for a sail myself......
not too many photo opportunities, but here' s what I got.
Inludes Mr Green hiding a Clark loop ( of the day), and Bob Marley doing a disappearing act,
Apologies for some of these not being in sequence
Green, Clark, Hamish and Luka.

Well the beach looks great.
boulders to rest your rig on and all!.
Nice photo's

Hey north crew how are those Jack Jumpers going, do they come down to the rocks on a low tide ? Never go bush in unknown territories or you may get bit, ha ha ,they rate at about 8 out of 10 on worlds worst pain category. Better than epic Carlton today, how was the show? Gee wizza and all ?

Stepping on cobbler fish WA (a sort of stonefish I think)= 11

Ah yeah, oops!
I'll have another go.

"Here's a sequence of Grevil11 showing Greeny how it's done"