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sharkbiscuit said...

Hey, I'm still a rookie

Maybe you should try the GPS down south on a strong ESE and on some down wind bare aways just off the beach - feels like you hitting mach 1 and its as flat as a pancake. Its a bit gusty but hey its hard to find anywhere nicer to sail

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HAIL said...

ZUBBY were have you been!!!!!!!!!!! you live at hallett cove that classifies as south doesnt it!???? havent seen ya in ages mate.

You should have given me a text message. I would much rather sail in waves!!

Working in the city it is quicker to drive down port rd to semaphore, and I know it will be on most of the time. It works out well for a sail after work.

I have been sailing a couple of times a week, very much looking forward to our Gero trip in two weeks time. The water photo’s from Gunfire Images last weekend looked nuts. Fingers crossed it is on when we arrive.

quicker you get in the waves the better! it opens up a hole new level of sailing. its so much fun. get out there as soon as you can i think. its not as hard as everyone beieves. here in SA we dont get many waves that are that big and serious.

I'm going there again today. If I see any Mexicans on the train, I'll give them a wave.

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HAIL said...

quicker you get in the waves the better! it opens up a hole new level of sailing. its so much fun. get out there as soon as you can i think. its not as hard as everyone beieves. here in SA we dont get many waves that are that big and serious.

I think no matter what type of sailing you do you will always improve. Look at Dean he sails Semaphore nearly everyday, and kills it out there. As long as you keep pushing yourself you will learn.

Keep doing the same thing, get the same results.

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Zubby said...
Keep doing the same thing, get the same results.

I'm trying to do my carve jybe, but keep on getting the same results

Might need to grab somebody and see what I am doing wrong. There is a lot of stuff doing on at once. It's a very hard thing to break down. Some days I improve, other days I get no where