Hey guys,
Just wondering what tides (e.g. incoming or outgoing) work with what wind directions at Loder's creek (KFC).
Hoping to get a session tomorrow afternoon somewhere in the broadwater.
Thanks for any help!
Mark
Hey, low tide is 12.36pm....It's gonna be windy, tide coming in,
just do it, should be a few out,so have fun, its a great
spot but don't tell anyone else!!! I'm ready for Narrowneck
next 2 days.....yeeehaaa!!! DDW
www.seqka.com.au
worth a look......
Heh Mark, KFC's is notorious for good Chicken and Chips on any South winds and great for Zinger Burgers on any Northerlies. Hope this helps ![]()
Seriously though, KFC's favours an incoming tide on any of the Southerly winds as the water is flowing towards the Nerang River (or Southport Bridge) or any outgoing tides on the Northerlies as the water is flowing out towards the Seaway in sub 20 knot winds as you would be kiting oppossite to the tide directions in these cases which helps to maintain upwind riding. Generally we find the currents are not overly strong arounds KFC as they are not in the main channel therefore when the wind is above 20 knots it is not an issue in any wind / tide direction to maintain upwind riding abilities. The exact opposite tide to wind is required for Shearwater (or North of Wave Break Island) as the tidal flow heads towards the Coomera River. Tomorrow there are winds forecast from 15 to 20 knots from the South East so at KFC's is going to favour kiting there on the incoming tide. But there again plenty of guys and gals will be Kiting or attempting to Kite regardless of what the tide direction is doing. ![]()
Awesome thanks for the responses they were really helpful!
Lostinspace all we need now is the Colonels Secret Recipe for how to make wind and we are set.