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Created by Jared888 Jared888  > 9 months ago, 8 Jan 2015
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Jared888
Jared888

WA

389 posts

8 Jan 2015 11:03pm
Is it a good idea to register with WAKSA.

Use to kitting with only a couple of people or none at all I think I may have issues with the population density and highly likely I may upset some one,

Any tips/info appreciated for Perth area. I believe Cottesloe would be the closest for me.

I will be located in an apartment on mounts bay road close to office


danno
danno

WA

129 posts

9 Jan 2015 11:24am
Please join WAKSA - yes, lots of people on beaches, lots of kiters to contend with, lots of trees, powerlines and cars to get a kite tangled with if you kite the river.
Requirement under Cottesloe local council regulations that if you kite at Cottesloe you MUST be a WAKSA member.
Please check and follow the local kiting guidelines for all Perth area sites on the following link:
www.waksa.org.au/locations/
$1000 fine and confiscation of kite if you kite through the red / yellow flags on any Perth beach.
WAKSA is trying really hard on behalf of the whole kiting community to keep our beaches open for kiting. Please follow the guidelines to ensure we maintain our amazing amount of kiting access.
See you on the water!
Jared888
Jared888

WA

389 posts

10 Jan 2015 6:02am
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danno said..
Please join WAKSA - yes, lots of people on beaches, lots of kiters to contend with, lots of trees, powerlines and cars to get a kite tangled with if you kite the river.
Requirement under Cottesloe local council regulations that if you kite at Cottesloe you MUST be a WAKSA member.
Please check and follow the local kiting guidelines for all Perth area sites on the following link:
www.waksa.org.au/locations/
$1000 fine and confiscation of kite if you kite through the red / yellow flags on any Perth beach.
WAKSA is trying really hard on behalf of the whole kiting community to keep our beaches open for kiting. Please follow the guidelines to ensure we maintain our amazing amount of kiting access.
See you on the water!



No probs I'll check it out, I'm sure its worth it, sign me up,

BTW many people hanging around the Cottesloe area on a howling cross on?
default
default

WA

1255 posts

10 Jan 2015 9:34am
If you're staying in a mounts bay rd apt. Just as quick to go kiting Scarbs/trigg as going to Cott. So anywhere along that stretch between leighton to trigg is an option really. If you want a quick tt sesh, you can go to pelican point on the river. Which would be your closest kite spot.
Jared888
Jared888

WA

389 posts

12 Jan 2015 5:58am
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default said..
If you're staying in a mounts bay rd apt. Just as quick to go kiting Scarbs/trigg as going to Cott. So anywhere along that stretch between leighton to trigg is an option really. If you want a quick tt sesh, you can go to pelican point on the river. Which would be your closest kite spot.


Pelican point looks really close, looks interesting
psychojoe
psychojoe

WA

2239 posts

12 Jan 2015 8:08am
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Jared888 said..

default said..
If you're staying in a mounts bay rd apt. Just as quick to go kiting Scarbs/trigg as going to Cott. So anywhere along that stretch between leighton to trigg is an option really. If you want a quick tt sesh, you can go to pelican point on the river. Which would be your closest kite spot.



Pelican point looks really close, looks interesting


Just watch one session at pelican point before you kite there,
there's a retaining wall you have to launch over and a tree you'll hit if you're not standing far enough in the water, so it's assisted launching only.
always plenty of crew down there
Jared888
Jared888

WA

389 posts

13 Jan 2015 12:36am
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psychojoe said..


Just watch one session at pelican point before you kite there,
there's a retaining wall you have to launch over and a tree you'll hit if you're not standing far enough in the water, so it's assisted launching only.
always plenty of crew down there


Thanks I was wondering about that....

Some one at work said they didnt go there, hes a pole because you have to pay for parking.

Do you know the parking situation, I have a little car I will be using whilst in perth
Green Cherub
Green Cherub

WA

296 posts

18 Jan 2015 3:26am
I think parking is free at peli after like 4pm but that could have changed...otherwise you can try and find a park in the dirt patch across the road from the sailing club and walk over (wouldnt be practical if you were a poley ha).
diginoz
diginoz

WA

317 posts

18 Jan 2015 12:25pm
Pelican point is for intermediate riders and above only. Waksa site also says this for other newbies to the area.
Enjoy

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