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Awesome Mooloolaba

Created by JonesySail JonesySail  > 9 months ago, 16 Nov 2014
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JonesySail
JonesySail

QLD

1120 posts

16 Nov 2014 11:18pm
No Pic's sorry, too busy sailing....Mooloolaba really turned it on Friday and especially Sat, some crew were out on 4.7's, was a bit of a short burst Sunday, but not great, just so nice to be on 5m sails and small boards!

Some decent swells added to the fun on Saturday, 20 Sailors out, guys and girls...best time of year up here when the big Northerly's are on, just wish it was more often!
jonesmb
jonesmb

QLD

77 posts

17 Nov 2014 9:22pm
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JonesySail said..
No Pic's sorry, too busy sailing....Mooloolaba really turned it on Friday and especially Sat, some crew were out on 4.7's, was a bit of a short burst Sunday, but not great, just so nice to be on 5m sails and small boards!

Some decent swells added to the fun on Saturday, 20 Sailors out, guys and girls...best time of year up here when the big Northerly's are on, just wish it was more often!


Yeah was awesome up at Marcoola too. Sailed Fri/Sat on waveboard with 5.2/4.7. Good to hear so many out down at mooloolaba, I should try there next time. Where I was there was only 1 other windsurfer but lots of kites downwinding. Here's a photo from Sat.




JonesySail
JonesySail

QLD

1120 posts

18 Nov 2014 10:07pm
nice! how was the sweep?, main advantage of Mool's is that is takes the wind late as it swings a bit more N/NW, so its good for a 'late session'..I had a look Sat at Mudjimba before heading to Mools but it looked pretty messy with no clean swell lines?
Marcoola/Mudjimba/Nth Shore all good in a SE also if the size is manageable.
stribo
stribo

QLD

1628 posts

19 Nov 2014 12:26pm
Cotton tree was sweet on Saturday arvo. Nice and cross shore with some little waves holding up on the sand bars for some down the line action . Great jumping too.
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