just a quick vid of wollumbulla last Friday , most of the guys were hammered around botany , jase Gav myself Nigel had a great sail , the wind took a while to come in but eventually it was a great sail
MT turned up at the end of the day and bagged a 38+ as to be expected
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Nice vid keef.
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Select to expand quoteN1GEL said..
What an awesome session. Looking forward to getting down there again.
NIGEL I could tell by the stupid grin on your face that you were enjoying your self
the unrealistic thing is ,I did a post a week earlier and posted 35knts
also posted, the lake is at it's absolute best for a southerly for speed sailing
with all the guys in N,S,W that traveled to SA/LG only one guy turned up and went close to his best speed at LG,
It's also good to see someone is looking at my posts down south , MT has sailed this place twice and bagged a 40+and a 38+
Select to expand quotesick_em_rex said..keef said..N1GEL said..
What an awesome session. Looking forward to getting down there again.
with all the guys in N,S,W that traveled to SA/LG only one guy turned up and went close to his best speed at LG,
It's also good to see someone is looking at my posts down south , MT has sailed this place twice and bagged a 40+and a 38+
Not true at all Keef. I got 4 pb's and I know most of the Illawarra boys got pb's too. You couldn't be further from the truth with that comment.
ok rexy you didn't even post, are you collecting all your PB's and posting at the end of the month
rexy I don't think you read my post
www.gpsteamchallenge.com.au/sailor_session/show?date=2015-03-20&team=5
rexy I sailed LG and I bagged it, what's your problem I'm initialed to my opinion ,as I said on gps challenge you don't hear about the carnage , you guys are talking this place up and it's an injustice to the seabreeze community, 
Select to expand quotesick_em_rex said..
what am I reading about Keef? That is a post from Johnny Miller and Wayne Bowness. The only other comment is by Larko.....Obviously I AM missing something.
just a quick vid of wollumbulla last Friday , most of the guys were hammered around botany , jase Gav myself Nigel had a great sail , the wind took a while to come in but eventually it was a great sail MT turned up at the end of the day and bagged a 38+ as to be expected
the post is about Friday the 20th of march, you guys got hammered on botany and illawarra was crap
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It is a nice spot Sue, make a trip down in a southerly and check it out
I'll have to try and make a 2 day affair of it one time.
I heard it is getting to the too shallow to use stage?
I only have a 20cm delta for my slalom board- 18cms for waveboards but bit of a waste going speedsailing with them.
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Looks like a top spot!
sue rexy has removed his posts , one comment he got rite is i'm always sprookin about the south coast, and he is absolutely 100% rite
i'm not taking these videos and posting them on seareeze for any self indulgence ,
another comment rexy made was, me putting sh-t on LG ? , I can understand sailors heading down there in February because our n/easters are backing off, and the consistency and density in wind they get down there is fantastic , I also can understand guys making the trip because they don't get anywhere near those conditions at there regular sailing spots , as for the LG it self 
after saying that , it's great to see more and more sailors making a regular trip to sanctuary point, and to be honest they wouldn't be here if It weren't for the videos and I hope to see a few new ones in the future 
jeez keith, Im going to have to get out of bed earlier to get to SP in time for a front row car park
You didnt mention the hot shower facility in the ladies
Not to mention craigs coffee and hot chips from club house
Dezza I wasn't going to mention the hot showers in case of an overload , talking about hot showers I noticed the hot showers at wollubulla are out of action because of vandals
yes at the last meeting we decided to buy craig some gear from the slush fund
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jeez keith, Im going to have to get out of bed earlier to get to SP in time for a front row car park
You didnt mention the hot shower facility in the ladies
Not to mention craigs coffee and hot chips from club house
Hmmm.... all the way from Geroa to SP and you have to get up early 
Some of us arrive all the way from Sydney, although I have to admit, a front row car park is hard to find when the wind is good. There always seems to be some mega van there blocking the sun these days.
Mmm Google says its 4hrs 10 each way from my place ( no traffic) so will have to be a 2-3 day trip..
Looks like a fun place to me Keef. And with Gerroa just up the road, the 7 hr 20 min trip to me sounds fine for a week long stay. How is the lake in a nor-easter (in case no southerly fronts go through)? Thinking a spring / early summer run.
Cheers
Select to expand quotePhilSWR said..
Looks like a fun place to me Keef. And with Gerroa just up the road, the 7 hr 20 min trip to me sounds fine for a week long stay. How is the lake in a nor-easter (in case no southerly fronts go through)? Thinking a spring / early summer run.
Cheers
Sanctuary Point is nearby and it's brilliant in a NE + Gerroa..
I'm keen to have a go soon Keef. What size fin was in that Falcon. I'm still looking for a shallow water fin for my Falcon 110. (69 wide).
Keefy, you've got my vote for the next "Honourable Windsurfing Mayor for the Shoalhaven" elections. 
First course of action will be to build more carparks for the influx of enthusiastic visitors!! "If you build it they will come" comes to mind...
I would also consider purchasing a Mr Whippy van too! You'll make a killing!!!
Love your work matey.
Select to expand quoteDean 424 said..
I'm keen to have a go soon Keef. What size fin was in that Falcon. I'm still looking for a shallow water fin for my Falcon 110. (69 wide).
Dean, NIGEL was on his 115 rocket for most of the day and WITH HIS 24CM UNIFIBER WEED , AND WAS ABOUT TO CALL IT A DAY
the wind kicked in and I talked him into sticking my 19cm 50deg delta into his falcon and got his PB , he didn't like the fin at all , if you take into account he is about 90kgs , and on a 102lt falcon with a 6/0mt sail and a 19cm fin , if your doing your sums it doesn't add up
if you look at the vid I was way under powered with all my weight on my front foot
unfortunately the gopro's memory was full and the wind kicked in and the weight changed from the front foot to the back, now that's when these fins kick in and your fully powered up and driving off the back foot in shallow water, hopefully we will see another day on wollumbulla , the water level is low so we need some rain as the lake higher than sea level ,
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Great video mate made my day up here in halls creek wa,counting down the days till imm back hope you guys get some wind down there .cheers Gav
Hi Keef, I have a delta 19 already that I use in my Patrick 92 which is pretty good once powered up, but keen to try a maybe a 21 for the falcon as I have tried the 19 in it and was very ordinary even though I was sailing pretty much off my front foot. So I take then the water is quite fresh considering the lake is higher than the sea? Anyway if I see a good southerly coming and on days off will watch the forums and see if you have had enough rain for it to be sailable. Thanks.
This lake is one of my favorite spots, NE through to SW it's such a good spot. I'm no speed sailor and only use my wave boards, I used a quad there on this day and it was so nice just to cruise. I was a little under powered on a 5.3 wave sail compared to the guys on their 6+ race sails but it was still a great day. Skimming the sand flats in a few inches of water is something to take in and remember. If the water holds depth this is the place on the south coast to hit for a southerly. Here's a couple of old vids I did from a few seasons ago when I was introduce to this awesome flat water destination...Worth the drive for sure. Excuse the long winded intros, I though I was a film making guru back then
Nice videos Jase, I rememer when these were posted way back. that jp fsw looks like a nice board.
Your music choices are good, Keith could improve on his choices. Also your clips don't have any naked men holding onto falcon speed boards 
Select to expand quotekeef said..
...it's great to see more and more sailors making a regular trip to sanctuary point, and to be honest they wouldn't be here if It weren't for the videos and I hope to see a few new ones in the future
Thanks for posting vids and photos Keith. You certainly got me out of my backyard and I'll be getting down there as often as I can. I'll be keeping an eye on the Southerly change later this week... looks like it could be a good day down there .
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Hi Keef, I have a delta 19 already that I use in my Patrick 92 which is pretty good once powered up, but keen to try a maybe a 21 for the falcon as I have tried the 19 in it and was very ordinary even though I was sailing pretty much off my front foot. So I take then the water is quite fresh considering the lake is higher than the sea? Anyway if I see a good southerly coming and on days off will watch the forums and see if you have had enough rain for it to be sailable. Thanks.
Dean, I thought it was windier than it was (from the noise in the big gum trees around the rigging area), so rigged a 6m. I should've been using my 7.1m.
I was using my Unifiber 24 as Keith said. I highly rate these fins. Only time I hit the bottom was stalling the occasional gybe. And boy, do those fins gybe beautifully. They also hold on so well, like no other fin I've used... you can really push hard on them and consequently they go upwind great without even hinting of spinout. I'm not sure why more people don't have one in their kit. The smallest size is 22cm, which would be fine at Wollumbulla.
Select to expand quotesboardcrazy said..Dezza said..
It is a nice spot Sue, make a trip down in a southerly and check it out
I'll have to try and make a 2 day affair of it one time.
I heard it is getting to the too shallow to use stage?
I only have a 20cm delta for my slalom board- 18cms for waveboards but bit of a waste going speedsailing with them.
It's well worth the round trip Sue. Smoothest water I've ever seen!! Sure it's a long way, but do-able in a day trip... especially if you share the driving.
Select to expand quoteDezza said..
Nice videos Jase, I rememer when these were posted way back. that jp fsw looks like a nice board.
Your music choices are good, Keith could improve on his choices. Also your clips don't have any naked men holding onto falcon speed boards
Dezza I had Omo booked in for the photo shoot but no show as he was getting a pedicure the music is called the generation gap
not sure about jase's choice on his first vid it sounds a bit digital and corny ,I guess you put it down to about two generations
Select to expand quoteN1GEL said..sboardcrazy said..Dezza said..
It is a nice spot Sue, make a trip down in a southerly and check it out
I'll have to try and make a 2 day affair of it one time.
I heard it is getting to the too shallow to use stage?
I only have a 20cm delta for my slalom board- 18cms for waveboards but bit of a waste going speedsailing with them.
It's well worth the round trip Sue. Smoothest water I've ever seen!! Sure it's a long way, but do-able in a day trip... especially if you share the driving.
Definitely have to get there one time - can only fit one person in the car with boards in so will aim for an O/N trip.So what directions are sailable there?
