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Lake George report

Created by sailquik sailquik  > 9 months ago, 24 Mar 2017
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kato
kato

VIC

3513 posts

16 Dec 2017 1:44pm
F$&@ , might be a bit crowded in Feb
BSN101
BSN101

WA

2378 posts

16 Dec 2017 12:26pm
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sailquik said..
The preferred nice SE winds are usually (but not always entirely) starting to switch off in mid March. But it can be great on almost any wind direction if the other conditions of level and weed are good. I would say, if there looks like being some wind forecast you should definitly have a look.


Will do. Plans not set yet, only an idea that has been in the works (not the sailing side). Trip east the up to Qld. Kit optional.
Adriano
Adriano

11206 posts

16 Dec 2017 5:15pm
Kit optional! Far out dude priorities!
John340
John340

QLD

3373 posts

19 Dec 2017 2:09pm
Looks like Jimbob is on the right side of the "naughty / nice" list this year with Santa delivering some nice wind over festive season





BSN101
BSN101

WA

2378 posts

19 Dec 2017 1:17pm
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Adriano said..
Kit optional! Far out dude priorities!


I just don't want to take kit with me if I can't use it. Looking at 8-10000kms. Will see.
Stretchy
Stretchy

WA

1045 posts

19 Dec 2017 3:29pm
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BSN101 said..


Adriano said..
Kit optional! Far out dude priorities!




I just don't want to take kit with me if I can't use it. Looking at 8-10000kms. Will see.



Dave, Dave, Dave ....
Take the kit and make the route fit the spots. There's plenty up the east coast. If the kids have to sit on mums knee to fit all your gear in, that's just the way it goes
BSN101
BSN101

WA

2378 posts

19 Dec 2017 4:40pm
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Stretchy said..

BSN101 said..



Adriano said..
Kit optional! Far out dude priorities!





I just don't want to take kit with me if I can't use it. Looking at 8-10000kms. Will see.




Dave, Dave, Dave ....
Take the kit and make the route fit the spots. There's plenty up the east coast. If the kids have to sit on mums knee to fit all your gear in, that's just the way it goes


Well you are fast, there's no argument there.. but wise????

i don't want my kit cooking for a month road trip and not see water. It will be a minimal kit not like Leeman trip. 2+2.

We we don't even have a route planned
Adriano
Adriano

11206 posts

22 Dec 2017 1:43pm
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BSN101 said..We we don't even have a route planned

Stretchy said..

BSN101 said..

Adriano said..
Kit optional! Far out dude priorities!

I just don't want to take kit with me if I can't use it. Looking at 8-10000kms. Will see.

Dave, Dave, Dave ....
Take the kit and make the route fit the spots. There's plenty up the east coast. If the kids have to sit on mums knee to fit all your gear in, that's just the way it goes


Well you are fast, there's no argument there.. but wise????

i don't want my kit cooking for a month road trip and not see water. It will be a minimal kit not like Leeman trip. 2+2.

We we don't even have a route planned


Always good to plan a route, otherwise you can get caught out.
firiebob
firiebob

WA

3177 posts

22 Dec 2017 2:55pm
Hey Dave I'm not going anywhere with my gear




decrepit
decrepit

WA

12802 posts

22 Dec 2017 6:50pm
So you're back on the big Island Firie, given up on the little one?
BSN101
BSN101

WA

2378 posts

22 Dec 2017 7:20pm
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Adriano said..

BSN101 said..We we don't even have a route planned


Stretchy said..


BSN101 said..


Adriano said..
Kit optional! Far out dude priorities!


I just don't want to take kit with me if I can't use it. Looking at 8-10000kms. Will see.


Dave, Dave, Dave ....
Take the kit and make the route fit the spots. There's plenty up the east coast. If the kids have to sit on mums knee to fit all your gear in, that's just the way it goes



Well you are fast, there's no argument there.. but wise????

i don't want my kit cooking for a month road trip and not see water. It will be a minimal kit not like Leeman trip. 2+2.

We we don't even have a route planned



Always good to plan a route, otherwise you can get caught out.


I haven't bought accommodation yet either, or might hire it instead( camper trailer)
jimbob SA
jimbob SA

SA

1000 posts

23 Dec 2017 8:29am
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firiebob said..
Hey Dave I'm not going anywhere with my gear





Why have you put a big sign on your roof it will slow you down.
choco
choco

SA

4177 posts

23 Dec 2017 8:46am
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jimbob SA said..

firiebob said..
Hey Dave I'm not going anywhere with my gear





Why have you put a big sign on your roof it will slow you down.


It's a fixed wing Jimbob, helps get those Toyota's to their destination
firiebob
firiebob

WA

3177 posts

23 Dec 2017 9:00am
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decrepit said..
So you're back on the big Island Firie, given up on the little one?


Old photo Mike
firiebob
firiebob

WA

3177 posts

23 Dec 2017 9:02am
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choco said..

jimbob SA said..


firiebob said..
Hey Dave I'm not going anywhere with my gear






Why have you put a big sign on your roof it will slow you down.



It's a fixed wing Jimbob, helps get those Toyota's to their destination


It's a Rollscanhardly, especially here in Tassie
jimbob SA
jimbob SA

SA

1000 posts

23 Dec 2017 1:18pm
You be here in February firie
firiebob
firiebob

WA

3177 posts

23 Dec 2017 12:43pm
Na too warm then JB

I get off the island beginning of March, so some time then. So many things to do and so little time
Adriano
Adriano

11206 posts

24 Dec 2017 6:37am
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jimbob SA said.....Why have you put a big sign on your roof it will slow you down.

firiebob said..
Hey Dave I'm not going anywhere with my gear




It's a redesigned Gaastra ADTR from the 1980's (aerodynamic testing rig)
sailquik
sailquik

VIC

6166 posts

2 Jan 2018 10:45am
I just received an email from John, the DEWNR area manager in the Lake George district. He reports that the last water level from the Big Lake on Dec 22 was 0.117m ADH.

Looking at he historical records, that appears to be similar to, or slightly higher then, the levels in the years 2012 and 2013 at the same time, when the season levels were excellent for us.

Historical plots suggest that the levels in the Big lake seem to be comparable with the Middle lake, at least for this time of the year. (Middle lake on left)



From memory, I think the best levels for us in the middle lake in 2012 and 2013 were around -0.5m or perhaps slightly lower..

This suggests to me that, unless we get a lot of water inflow in the next month, and we get normal summer evaporation rates, water levels will be similar to, or slightly higher than those of 2012 and 2013 in Jan/Feb 2018.

John said that the Big Lake station has a water level sensor that is working but the logger is broken so we cant get live updates at the moment. The best they can do is manual readings. and he will try to get an update of the current level and see if they can get regular manual updates over the next couple of months.



powersloshin
powersloshin

NSW

1844 posts

2 Jan 2018 8:21pm
Im not coming if water level is not -0.475 m ADH +- 1%



what about the horse flies report ? I think they also converge there in feb. from all over the world ...
MartinF2
MartinF2

QLD

484 posts

2 Jan 2018 8:52pm
Updates from Andy who is there at the moment sharing his videos (sorry if you are not on facebook )

www.facebook.com/pg/WindsurfingGear/videos/?ref=page_internal
sailquik
sailquik

VIC

6166 posts

2 Jan 2018 10:54pm
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powersloshin said..
Im not coming if water level is not -0.475 m ADH +- 1%



what about the horse flies report ? I think they also converge there in feb. from all over the world ...


Soft!
John340
John340

QLD

3373 posts

3 Jan 2018 10:24am
Boombuster and I are currently in discussion with Dylan from KA72 about setting up a group in KA72 to record and compare results for sailors on Lake George for the Jan to April 2018 season . There are two options:
- A free group with results tables limited to 6 panels OR
- A entree fee group ($10 per participant) which gives potentially much more flexibility (eg daily and cumulative results for the season, across the 6 gpstc disciplines, plus age and gender grouping etc). KA72 would handle the registering of and payment by group members
This would not be a competition, but a simply way of comparing results on the lake by participants from multiple GPSTC team members. The only prizes would be bragging rights.
We prefer the added flexibility of the entree fee option and have asked Dylan to confirm what is possible. I will post upon receipt. Feedback from potential particpants is welcome
nudie
nudie

NSW

250 posts

3 Jan 2018 2:45pm
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John340 said..
Boombuster and I are currently in discussion with Dylan from KA72 about setting up a group in KA72 to record and compare results for sailors on Lake George for the Jan to April 2018 season . There are two options:
- A free group with results tables limited to 6 panels OR
- A entree fee group ($10 per participant) which gives potentially much more flexibility (eg daily and cumulative results for the season, across the 6 gpstc disciplines, plus age and gender grouping etc). KA72 would handle the registering of and payment by group members
This would not be a competition, but a simply way of comparing results on the lake by participants from multiple GPSTC team members. The only prizes would be bragging rights.
We prefer the added flexibility of the entree fee option and have asked Dylan to confirm what is possible. I will post upon receipt. Feedback from potential particpants is welcome


$10
Dezza
Dezza

NSW

955 posts

3 Jan 2018 5:25pm
$10 out of big brother house kitty x3
Boombuster
Boombuster

QLD

584 posts

3 Jan 2018 5:01pm
I'm keen to go with the $10 Dylan does a huge job running KA-72 so lets support him and get on board.
kato
kato

VIC

3513 posts

3 Jan 2018 6:53pm
Yep $10
F2
F2

F2

QLD

209 posts

3 Jan 2018 6:23pm
$10 sounds good to me.
firiebob
firiebob

WA

3177 posts

3 Jan 2018 5:24pm
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Boombuster said..
I'm keen to go with the $10 Dylan does a huge job running KA-72 so lets support him and get on board.


Yep
buzzy
buzzy

TAS

2433 posts

3 Jan 2018 9:11pm
$10 is good
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