Moving to the Sunshine Coast this March.
I'm looking forward to plenty of kiting at Cotton Tree and downwinders to Casterways.![]()
Whats the go with named lake inland from Palmwoods? (I don't want the name coming up in search results)
Good/Bad/Ugly?
All I know is that sailing is allowed and there are plenty of eels.
Moving to the Sunshine Coast this March.
I'm looking forward to plenty of kiting at Cotton Tree and downwinders to Casterways.![]()
Whats the go with named lake inland from Palmwoods? (I don't want the name coming up in search results)
Good/Bad/Ugly?
All I know is that sailing is allowed and there are plenty of eels.
there goes your consistent summer winds!
at least you wont have beaches full of sea weed to deal with I suppose
If it's the B one then it's up on the range and would be very gusty with high hills all round. The EM one to the south is more open country but I've never heard of anyone kiting it. It's about 20 mins to cotton tree I'd say from Palmwoods, that would be the go.
Moving to the Sunshine Coast this March.
Time to shop for a big kite and get excited about 15 knots. It's an awesome place though, enjoy and see you at the beach.
15knots?
My biggest kite is an 11m
Might have to get a zephyr...![]()
Plenty of light days unfortunately.
15knots?
My biggest kite is an 11m
Might have to get a zephyr...![]()
15 is prime for my 11m (with runout!)
Moving to the Sunshine Coast this March.
I'm looking forward to plenty of kiting at Cotton Tree and downwinders to Casterways.
Whats the go with named lake inland from Palmwoods? (I don't want the name coming up in search results)
Good/Bad/Ugly?
All I know is that sailing is allowed and there are plenty of eels.
The lakes are usually Bad/Ugly, the Good is on the Coast - you may get a good sesh on one of the lakes now & then but it's hit & miss.