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Created by AUS02 AUS02  > 9 months ago, 8 Sep 2012
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AUS02
AUS02

TAS

2039 posts

8 Sep 2012 8:14pm
We are now winning for 2012 (nationally)

gpsteamchallenge.com.au/rankings/year

Steve Charles
Steve Charles

QLD

1240 posts

8 Sep 2012 9:17pm
YAY
TASSIEROCKS
TASSIEROCKS

TAS

1652 posts

8 Sep 2012 9:22pm
Nice work Tassie
ka025
ka025

QLD

181 posts

9 Sep 2012 11:06am
Wow how did that happen!
izaak
izaak

TAS

2013 posts

10 Sep 2012 11:03pm
Well done team!!
izaak
izaak

TAS

2013 posts

11 Sep 2012 8:46pm
Being in hobart over the weekend. I was travelling back and forwards over this bridge. Both Sat/Sun it was a solid 40knots, square to the bridge, dead flat and looked awesome. Is this allready a place you sail down Hobart or? is it a no go?


bigbear
bigbear

QLD

151 posts

11 Sep 2012 9:11pm
The water either side of the causway is very shallow and full of weed. It also has a few logs and old piles in it. Definatly not sailable
houston
houston

TAS

3173 posts

11 Sep 2012 9:20pm
Well done guys, I haven't helped much but looking forward to trying out my new board when it arrives.


Jezstrt
Jezstrt

TAS

1471 posts

11 Sep 2012 9:57pm
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bigbear said...

The water either side of the causway is very shallow and full of weed. It also has a few logs and old piles in it. Definatly not sailable



I have always wondered how safe it could be, the water is so mercy Gets sooooo windy up there and always dead flat.

I reckon Houston is the man to try that spot
AUS02
AUS02

TAS

2039 posts

11 Sep 2012 10:32pm
Have had many a look at that spot and further up around the corner, but the run is not that long, it is very shallow, with weed and swans and not often that windy. Las tweekend was exceptionally windy, so may have lloked a bit better than it often is!! Well spotted though, it does look good.
houston
houston

TAS

3173 posts

11 Sep 2012 11:13pm
Yeah well Jez a log or two wouldn't stop me.......but the weed??... maybe Veatzy could help you out with that

Ken lives up that way and he's been sailing there for years but it's further up the river, plenty a wind, but I doubt any good for speed, too much chop
buzzy
buzzy

TAS

2433 posts

11 Sep 2012 11:26pm
WELL DONE TEAM
The Northern side of the causeway is riddled with logs etc. The southern side is the go but shallow, and there is no way in hell you would stand on the bottom. Really silty like quicksand and sticks like septic. Probably be at the bottom of the 'nice places to sail list'. However, Ken continually states that we are wasting a 45+ knot location, he may be right, or not.
FoS
FoS

FoS

TAS

1664 posts

12 Sep 2012 7:11pm
There may be great wind, and there maybe a clean track with no trees etc in the way.

But the Idea of standing in that black tar like muck that covers the bottom of the river up that way makes me cringe.
geared4knots
geared4knots

TAS

2649 posts

13 Sep 2012 8:40am
Its good for sea run trout,
but not long run windsurf.
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