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Created by Leech Leech  > 9 months ago, 5 Jan 2013
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Leech
Leech

WA

1933 posts

5 Jan 2013 12:13am
I hope the reason you were not at your local today was because you were scoring Lano or some other acceptable excuse. I had all this to myself!









peguin
peguin

WA

276 posts

5 Jan 2013 4:17am
thats just not fair. I'm stuck on a boat off india.
Bertie
Bertie

NSW

1351 posts

5 Jan 2013 10:40am
you really are making me want to cry
R1DER
R1DER

WA

1472 posts

5 Jan 2013 12:03pm
was running to the toilet all day, gonna do it again now I've seen this which has given me the sh1tz
Reflex Films
Reflex Films

WA

1459 posts

5 Jan 2013 3:40pm
had scarbs to myself from 4 till 6 pm.

Wasnt that heavy really - thanks to some nice progressive banks. Should have put the 6.2 up though
Leech
Leech

WA

1933 posts

5 Jan 2013 4:00pm
You must have left just as I arrived. 5.7m was perfect.

I can't remember having such good swell at scarbs without endless closeouts. Finally a chance for this mere mortal to ride some waves at his local without impending doom

Cut a hole in the seat of your wetsuit, Rider. Problem solved
gazza
gazza

WA

647 posts

5 Jan 2013 6:12pm
Scarbs at its best, amazing how the banks can hold yesterday's massive swell

Glad you guys scored it!!!!
Mark _australia
Mark _australia

WA

23526 posts

5 Jan 2013 7:41pm
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Leech said...
Cut a hole in your wetsuit, Rider. Problem solved


He's got one, just needs to turn the wettie around.

R1DER
R1DER

WA

1472 posts

5 Jan 2013 10:06pm
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Mark _australia said...
Leech said...
Cut a hole in your wetsuit, Rider. Problem solved


He's got one, just needs to turn the wettie around.




R1DER
R1DER

WA

1472 posts

5 Jan 2013 10:14pm
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Leech said...

I hope the reason you were not at your local today was because you were scoring Lano or some other acceptable excuse. I had all this to myself!


Leech grapevine says a couple went to Mandurah, others to Lano and Wedge but I hear swell a bit too big for those last 2 spots and 6 others went to Greenies fave a bit further north and scored big time
GUNFIREIMGS
GUNFIREIMGS

WA

82 posts

5 Jan 2013 10:38pm
plenty on offer in gero aswell











Leech
Leech

WA

1933 posts

5 Jan 2013 10:39pm
Word on the beach was that Greenie's fav was pumping mast high set waves with glassy perfection on the smaller sets. Long swell period.



Last time I went there it was head high and awesome. Imagine mast high
gazza
gazza

WA

647 posts

6 Jan 2013 12:09am
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Leech said...

Last time I went there it was head high and awesome. Imagine mast high


I couldn't imagine what it was like
Greenroom
Greenroom

WA

7608 posts

6 Jan 2013 12:59pm
Yeah now that the highway is through it definitely shaves a couple of hours off the trip. Was good when my sister owned the road house coz we would get free food and fuel.
I surfed it a couple years ago and it was so crowded! Every time we sailed it, it was just us.
Now my favourate place to sail is 20 minutes away
Mark _australia
Mark _australia

WA

23526 posts

6 Jan 2013 1:18pm
I think mast hi is too big, a little overhead is nice there.... otherwise you are too scared to crash, lots of nasty stuff around
gazza
gazza

WA

647 posts

6 Jan 2013 2:24pm
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Mark _australia said...
I think mast hi is too big, a little overhead is nice there.... otherwise you are too scared to crash, lots of nasty stuff around


It was only mast out the back on the bombie 1/2 to 3/4 on the inside.
The bigger ones were the go take off really deep full speed run into a couple of the smoothest bottom top turns then try to remember to straighten out before hitting the reef section

It was mega high tide so there was heaps of water movement
ash
ash

ash

NSW

64 posts

6 Jan 2013 9:18pm
Here are a few of us...








Smart Fab...


...but the courage award goes to Californian Steve who made this...
PM me for the survival evidence sequence.



WindWarrior
WindWarrior

NSW

1019 posts

7 Jan 2013 1:59pm
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Mark _australia said...
I think mast hi is too big, a little overhead is nice there.... otherwise you are too scared to crash, lots of nasty stuff around


Mark depending on swell direction it breaks a little further out proving a teensy bit more room to navigate the shallow stuff
You also need to stay high up on the wave in the sucky section and can then charge back for another 3 or 4 bottom turns... Even on a single fin !!!
Oh and the reef is really sharp on the way out but not as bad on the way in...

I have it on very good authority the 'other other' break was going off like a frog in a sock but I have probably said too much already and run the risk of being locked out of the house and then run out of town
FINMEISTER
FINMEISTER

WA

45 posts

7 Jan 2013 1:51pm
Hangover Bay !
Mark _australia
Mark _australia

WA

23526 posts

7 Jan 2013 2:18pm
^^^^
stehsegler
stehsegler

WA

3557 posts

7 Jan 2013 2:36pm
no risk of the other spot ever being overrun. The distance to the beach combined with the number of sharks hanging in the channel waiting for bait will scare most people away.

BTW the reef on the spot is so shallow you won't even make it out on a quad... sadly speaking from experience.
jsnfok
jsnfok

WA

899 posts

7 Jan 2013 6:09pm
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Mark _australia said...
I think mast hi is too big, a little overhead is nice there.... otherwise you are too scared to crash, lots of nasty stuff around


im with you there Mark, but it depends if its your local it doesnt matter but in a beach break it gets a little sandy, good way to break stuff.

plus head high and a bit makes everything easier
R1DER
R1DER

WA

1472 posts

11 Jan 2013 10:46pm
Yep Just looked at the pics Ash
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