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CAUTION
CAUTION

WA

1097 posts

20 Feb 2019 9:25am
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Zuke said..
Huey and I are friends again.






Not sure where you are located Zuke but that looks like the wave i was riding solo sunday morn!
Zuke
Zuke

901 posts

20 Feb 2019 7:42pm
^^^^ You did well to score something like that to yourself on a Sunday CAUTION. I don't do weekends and that was a good head and a half.
CAUTION
CAUTION

WA

1097 posts

21 Feb 2019 8:44am
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Zuke said..
^^^^ You did well to score something like that to yourself on a Sunday CAUTION. I don't do weekends and that was a good head and a half.


wave looked like that, but was waist to chest. haha fun all the same.
smicko
smicko

WA

2503 posts

21 Feb 2019 9:41am
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GPA said..

smicko said..


GPA said..
^^^
I was surprised how cold the water was at Rotto last week snorkelling. The surf was flat, although there were a handful of guys out near Salmon Bay getting 10m rides over shallow reef



Were you snorkelling north side or south side?



Mostly West (Salmon Bay) and North (City of York, Little Parakeet Bay, and The Basin). South side was on shore even at 8:00am.


Usually noticeably cooler on the North side, the Leeuwin hits West end and spins anti-clockwise down the south side, it's amazing the difference sometimes.
MickPC
MickPC

8266 posts

21 Feb 2019 10:58am
Surprisingly very few in the water today considering the huge jump in swell. Frothing for some good old 90's rock'n roll this weekend
GPA
GPA

GPA

WA

2529 posts

22 Feb 2019 6:59pm
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smicko said..

GPA said..


smicko said..



GPA said..
^^^
I was surprised how cold the water was at Rotto last week snorkelling. The surf was flat, although there were a handful of guys out near Salmon Bay getting 10m rides over shallow reef




Were you snorkelling north side or south side?




Mostly West (Salmon Bay) and North (City of York, Little Parakeet Bay, and The Basin). South side was on shore even at 8:00am.



Usually noticeably cooler on the North side, the Leeuwin hits West end and spins anti-clockwise down the south side, it's amazing the difference sometimes.


Yeah, the old guy giving the lighthouse tour explained it very similarly... and the difference was definitely noticeable - even just by the time it took to feel cold. Cheers for the explanation.
jbshack
jbshack

WA

6913 posts

22 Feb 2019 9:07pm
Finally managed a few afternoon novelty waves locally this arvo.. Very very happy
DARTH
DARTH

WA

3028 posts

28 Feb 2019 11:09am
Weekend lookin okish
GPA
GPA

GPA

WA

2529 posts

2 Mar 2019 6:54pm
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DARTH said..
Weekend lookin okish


Hmmpha!

Fingers crossed for tomorrow...
Buster fin
Buster fin

WA

2597 posts

3 Mar 2019 7:11am
Same again.
jbshack
jbshack

WA

6913 posts

3 Mar 2019 7:10pm
Managed just over three hours today, with mostly only around 8 or so. Burnt to a absolute crisp

Worst part was i grabbed my 14 year olds wetsuit and lets just say it was tight on me
Razzonater
Razzonater

2224 posts

3 Mar 2019 7:50pm
North north of the city chest/head height windy as early than an hour of glass
GPA
GPA

GPA

WA

2529 posts

4 Mar 2019 1:18pm
quick sess picking the best of the close-outs south of Trigg with 200 of my surfer mates! Was busy but OK at 8:00am, but by 10:00am it had got so busy that I essentially paddled in for fear of hitting a swimmer that was ducking a wave... the car park and road out of third carpark was at gridlock back from Cleggies (Yelo for those of you too young to know). What is normally a 15min drive home took 35 minutes. Complete chaos !

Water temp was perfect though .
mocha1
mocha1

WA

934 posts

4 Mar 2019 4:21pm
Saturday - fast closeouts at Secret Spot X just up from mismanaged new car parking venture by the Stirling Council (ps 4hr limit in vogue....waiting for 2hour limit then paid parking next)
got a couple that may have held up for 20m 3/10 (generous because it's Perth with no banks)

Sunday 300+ km round trip.....parking council could make money up here today!!! Counted 60 vehicles parked on the usual stretch!!!! Again fast closeouts but got good every now and then as the rips and tide took effect...some 60-70m rides 4/10

Today same 300+km round trip a lot less punters again fast shoulder to head closeouts but clean closeouts enabling some barrel time before coming one with the lip and the odd long ride with turns and closeouts reo/floater options. Had two sessions before the wind swung. The beach access is not going to be available after the next big swell/high tide combo....one section having to go up high onto a ledge of sand and vegetation about 10m wide with the waves lapping at its base undermining the stableness... 6/10

had to wait nearly 3min at the turn off before a large enough gap to join the prosession of traffic heading back to the city!!!! Luckily only a few knobend manoeuvres witnessed on the "highway of death"




Razzonater
Razzonater

2224 posts

4 Mar 2019 4:40pm
Just got back myself mocha today was actually pretty decent where we were, still quite a few cars but a lot must of taken off this morning.
few waves were three turns or two and a floater pretty fun.
Buster fin
Buster fin

WA

2597 posts

4 Mar 2019 7:39pm
Started with a totally lack lustre surf at the costal parking nightmare of Scabs early on Sat and progressed to solid clean empty lines. This morning was delightful with uncrowded gems amongst the fools gold. I had a blast. Cheers to all concerned.
IFocus
IFocus

WA

585 posts

5 Mar 2019 5:44pm
Went for a surf Sat with all my mates, mates 1000 mates.....actually quite mellow any way was thinking Tuesday I'll be rocking and all this mob with be working, any one still work in Perth on a Tuesday FFS.

Swell was a bit of a let down had a couple of nice ones but.............
jbshack
jbshack

WA

6913 posts

6 Mar 2019 1:43pm
Last night surfed locally with some rather heavy wedges, snapped boards but worst was the 50 plus bodyboarders..

Sometimes as much as 6 on a wave, managed a few fun waves, but sadly only a couple on my own..

I just took advantage of some sunlight to fix a quick repair from last night, took a few minutes to clean the hair out of the ding first
Buster fin
Buster fin

WA

2597 posts

6 Mar 2019 4:23pm
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jbshack said..
..., took a few minutes to clean the hair out of the ding first


Greenroom
Greenroom

WA

7608 posts

6 Mar 2019 9:15pm
Going off!
mousetrap
mousetrap

WA

64 posts

6 Mar 2019 10:02pm



IFocus
IFocus

WA

585 posts

7 Mar 2019 5:19pm
Smoking Mousetrap
JulianRoss
JulianRoss

WA

544 posts

9 Mar 2019 12:27pm
Just spent a couple of weeks on the boat over at the rock.
Surfed a few different waves, collected an assortment of ref cuts on the feet, legs and hands. Also a few nicks from the cray pots, but I'm way ahead on that score.
Anyway S'bay on the Monday public holiday had a few crew out, but it was fairly mellow. Tuesday comes around, sou'east breeze, increasing swell, liked my chances. Arrived on my treadly, no-one out....
Walking across the reef to start the paddle out when my favourite piece of reef took another chunk out of my foot... Bleeding will keep it clean. Start the paddle and a fin cruises past. was it a dolphin or fish with teeth? So I'm halfway to the peak, halfway to the hungry reef, looking around to see if the fin pops up again to get a better look. Do I continue or head back in. What would Elvis do?
After a nervy 30 seconds, a bunch of fins pop up, and it's a pod of dolphins just hanging around. So I'm set.
With adrenalin kicking in, I catch waves non-stop for 30 minutes. Time for a breather, so I just sit out here, and the dolphins are back. The mind then says: "so, those dolphins, are they just hanging around for the fun of it, or maybe protecting you from a bitey like you once read about in Readers Digest?" The mood was broken, for the next 30 minutes, I couldn't find the peak, couldn't catch a cold.
On the paddle in, hit my favourite rock again, another chunk.
All in all, a good session..
MickPC
MickPC

8266 posts

9 Mar 2019 2:41pm
Was gonna post this in Surfers of Bali's last video thread but I'll post it here, "Booties are your friend"...I always feel better with dolphins around, they're the absolute coolest creatures on earth. My favourite piece of reef was mostly covered in sand last Tues & great fun after the wind stopped, swell finally arrived & before the word was out
jbshack
jbshack

WA

6913 posts

10 Mar 2019 12:22pm



A photo from earlier this week ??
Buster fin
Buster fin

WA

2597 posts

10 Mar 2019 1:14pm
You're telling the story.
Buster fin
Buster fin

WA

2597 posts

17 Mar 2019 5:45pm
Huey. Why have you forsaken us?
mocha1
mocha1

WA

934 posts

18 Mar 2019 5:41am
Saturday new "swell"
early morning, most of the stretch between the Point to Brighton under heavy attack from 630am onwards!!
King on at the Point
SurfLife comp Scarbs
meant that car parks were chokkas from early AM

early surf HORRIBLE x 10
ankle deep, backwash, rips, sus wind shapeless and crowded

2nd surf after Taj Burrow inspired heat at KOP...scores 8.1 on his first, 8.4 on his 2nd then a 10 on his 3rd

my surf HORRIBLE x 5
wind clean, closeouts cleaner, knee deep, backwash, rips and even more crowded


did score some QUOBBA fins at the KOP though.....when Huey obliges I will give a report....or if you see my name and or vids on the interwebs WSL etc assume they work
DARTH
DARTH

WA

3028 posts

18 Mar 2019 7:45am
Got a couple yesterday, not bad really.
JulianRoss
JulianRoss

WA

544 posts

18 Mar 2019 8:15am
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DARTH said..
Got a couple yesterday, not bad really.


Yep, I was there with 10 000 of my closest mates. Managed a couple. Clear, warm water. So the air that I punted when the backwash sent me into a near earth orbit, can I claim it?
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