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Burrum again ? maybe

Created by Macroscien Macroscien  > 9 months ago, 29 May 2016
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Macroscien
Macroscien

QLD

6808 posts

30 May 2016 12:16am
More then a month since any descent wind in QLD.

If there is any chance to repeat Burrum Heads success as early as next weekend ?

Tides seems to be also in our favor - low tide about midday.....



This time the Northern bank may works better...or Wellington Point bank could work the same ??
TRIMMER
TRIMMER

QLD

217 posts

30 May 2016 5:58am
Hey peter i will go up if forcast holds
rrdsailor
rrdsailor

QLD

121 posts

30 May 2016 7:17am
This is the forecast for Hervey Bay, doesn't look very good. Will keep an eye on it as usual.






Mistral Nick
Mistral Nick

QLD

370 posts

30 May 2016 8:36am
Where did that forecast come from, do my eyes deceive me? I'll go wherever it's good.
vando
vando

QLD

3418 posts

30 May 2016 11:09am
Wrong direction isnt it
TRIMMER
TRIMMER

QLD

217 posts

30 May 2016 11:55am
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vando said...
Wrong direction isnt it


Yeah south or south east is only worth the trip for me
rrdsailor
rrdsailor

QLD

121 posts

30 May 2016 12:29pm
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Mistral Nick said..
Where did that forecast come from, do my eyes deceive me? I'll go wherever it's good.

I use this site for Hervey Bay/Burrum Heads

www.windfinder.com/forecast/hervey_bay_urangan_pier

Forecast has changed on this site, not worth the drive up imho. Bit of rain too.
Macroscien
Macroscien

QLD

6808 posts

30 May 2016 1:05pm
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vando said..
Wrong direction isnt it



If that wind doesn't work on North bank?
Looks like wind is North or North East....I somehow like this N bank because water is flatter, safe to land if something fail, maybe a bit shorter but I never had a chance to try it in stronger then 20 knots wind.

Did anybody made any serious speeds on this Northern bank ? Any records above 40 knots anybody (ka72) ?We know that Glen hits above 41 knots on Southern a month ago, but for me it looks like really great achievement in not so easy , choppy waters...
rrdsailor
rrdsailor

QLD

121 posts

30 May 2016 2:51pm
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Macroscien said..

vando said..
Wrong direction isnt it




If that wind doesn't work on North bank?
Looks like wind is North or North East....I somehow like this N bank because water is flatter, safe to land if something fail, maybe a bit shorter but I never had a chance to try it in stronger then 20 knots wind.

Did anybody made any serious speeds on this Northern bank ? Any records above 40 knots anybody (ka72) ?We know that Glen hits above 41 knots on Southern a month ago, but for me it looks like really great achievement in not so easy , choppy waters...


The Northern bank does not work in a northerly, needs to be more easterly.
John340
John340

QLD

3373 posts

30 May 2016 4:59pm
If the forecast holds then the best sailing will be Wello Pt or The Train
TRIMMER
TRIMMER

QLD

217 posts

30 May 2016 5:43pm
surely a session in lota is on the cards ,tide right in arvo
MartinF2
MartinF2

QLD

484 posts

30 May 2016 9:02pm
Guys check out south of the border. The north coast (Ballina) and mid north (Coffs to Newcastle) have brown arrows. Maybe Yamba could work for the speed run. Although they are also predicting up to 150mm of rain too so will probably be a ****e.
Macroscien
Macroscien

QLD

6808 posts

30 May 2016 11:56pm
What the f* is that ??
Suddenly from decedent 30 + knots wind we are going again into SUP territory


Shifu
Shifu

QLD

1994 posts

31 May 2016 11:57am
Nice work guys. Way to jinx the forecast. Now we get to paint the house instead of sailing on Saturday.

Rule for the future: don't talk about it 'till the day before. Ok?
John340
John340

QLD

3373 posts

31 May 2016 4:04pm
Forecasts come and forecasts go, talking about them makes no difference at all.
da vecta
da vecta

QLD

2515 posts

31 May 2016 5:01pm
If it's gone then it's not a forecast
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