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Pipe Clay bay

Created by Roama Roama  > 9 months ago, 10 Aug 2013
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Roama
Roama

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10 Aug 2013 8:26am
Myself and Embo thinking Pipe Clay bay run if the westerly cooks up this arvo.😁
JohnnyHuett
JohnnyHuett

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10 Aug 2013 10:21am
Would love to come check this spot out mate - I can't make it this weekend... hope you get out.
essedon
essedon

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10 Aug 2013 1:30pm
Love to sail a new spot , be there about 1.30 for a great sail .
houston
houston

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10 Aug 2013 5:49pm
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Parkster said..
Myself and Embo thinking Pipe Clay bay run if the westerly cooks up this arvo.��



Where's Pipe Clay?????
JohnnyHuett
JohnnyHuett

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10 Aug 2013 6:38pm
There will be a new spot guide entry once parky and Geoff give me the low down..
But it's just south or stonequarry bay, George Town.
Check thespotguide.com.au buddy, it's the bay in the background - just south a little ;-)
OldManSteve
OldManSteve

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10 Aug 2013 7:27pm
Hey Johnny
Does Paper Beach rate as a spot? The northern side looking at the Batman bridge with anything northerly and there is plenty of green grass on the southern side for a southerly blow. I love to sail there with a bit of tide in but I am very much a novice so it might not suit the better sailors.
Cheers
Steve.
essedon
essedon

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10 Aug 2013 8:51pm
Sailed slightly north of Pipe Clay Bay today , wind a little gusty , WNW . 25 to 30 .

Pipe Clay is right in George Town .




JohnnyHuett
JohnnyHuett

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11 Aug 2013 7:01pm
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OldManSteve said..


Does Paper Beach rate as a spot?



G'day Steve,
It certainly does mate. Between a few of us, both North and South sides have been sailed, but not enough knowledge of the spot yet.
Lots and lots of potential for sure... and somewhere we should think about more often!
We do know there's some dodgy areas to avoid, so combining our knowledge for a spot guide would be a good idea. Flick anything through to me mate. One can never be too informed!

And nice sailing Geoff at a different spot - by yourself too?
OldManSteve
OldManSteve

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11 Aug 2013 7:30pm
Hi Johnny,
Head down there for a look at low tide sometime. The locals have completely cleaned it up. It's back to it's prime. Pristine even. No mud, no oysters. One stormwater pipe, maybe one rock? The tide runs a bit hard on the southern side but not on the northern side. We should catch up for a sail sometime. Maybe Rustbucket68 as well? I need all the advice I can get.
Cheers
Steve.
Roama
Roama

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12 Aug 2013 8:36am
Sounds inviting last run I had there was on a Bombora tri fin with a two piece rip curl fluro wetty nursing a coupla good oyster cuts!
JohnnyHuett
JohnnyHuett

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547 posts

12 Aug 2013 9:24am
Yea it does. It's a awesome place to rig up, looking up the river with the Batman Bridge in the backdrop.
Reminiscent of the lush green grass of Lagoon bay with the Norfolk palms swaying in the breeze.... I digress..

Perhaps we should have a mini sailing clinic/sesh at Paperbeach on the next 15knot Northly forecast once the river gets above 10degrees :-)
bearhoover
bearhoover

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12 Aug 2013 4:20pm
What?, why not now... I sailed the rosevears with Geoff yesterday and didnt feel the cold at all.... didnt feel anything much for that matter.

Was a bit chilly, Johnny
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