Select to expand quoteteatrea said...
Nice pics almost makes me homesick, then i remember how fkn cold it is.
Yeh but f$&@@@ no crowds
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This time of year we get a few brave souls from the island to the north looking for some uncrowded waves, not hard to pick in the line up as they are wearing steamers ( must be for sun protection ) while the locals are in boardies, looks like jonesy has found a few spots to himself
Where is that? I have a trip planned for the Maldives to catch waves like that. Tassie is much closer!
Select to expand quotecantSUPenough said...tassiesup said..
This time of year we get a few brave souls from the island to the north looking for some uncrowded waves, not hard to pick in the line up as they are wearing steamers ( must be for sun protection ) while the locals are in boardies, looks like jonesy has found a few spots to himself
Where is that? I have a trip planned for the Maldives to catch waves like that. Tassie is much closer!
Maldives is more consistent and dam sight lot warmer mate , tassie is all about swell angle , you wouldn't even recognise that spot on a different swell 
I can't wait for the Maldives trip - but with seven mates you have an instant crowd. And if another boat arrives it is just an expensive hassle. I am going for sure, and it will be a great trip - but if there are some uncrowded waves somewhere closer then I would love to know.
looks like I've missed the big east swell this weekend, up the top of the state with the fam, I did come across this North west innovation fin set up, be interested to see how she paddles
Don't think kryon is the only crazy up here.
Select to expand quotetortise said..cantSUPenough said...tassiesup said..
This time of year we get a few brave souls from the island to the north looking for some uncrowded waves, not hard to pick in the line up as they are wearing steamers ( must be for sun protection ) while the locals are in boardies, looks like jonesy has found a few spots to himself
Where is that? I have a trip planned for the Maldives to catch waves like that. Tassie is much closer!
Maldives is more consistent and dam sight lot warmer mate , tassie is all about swell angle , you wouldn't even recognise that spot on a different swell
the yard can be very fickle, but when is good you would be lucky to find better, but she would be massive today, only for the very brave.
Select to expand quoteriverider said..
looks like I've missed the big east swell this weekend, up the top of the state with the fam, I did come across this North west innovation fin set up, be interested to see how she paddles
Don't think kryon is the only crazy up here.
I thought was your new board RR.
Arent you always willing to try something new.
ET.
Select to expand quoteE T said..riverider said..
looks like I've missed the big east swell this weekend, up the top of the state with the fam, I did come across this North west innovation fin set up, be interested to see how she paddles
Don't think kryon is the only crazy up here.
I thought was your new board RR.
Arent you always willing to try something new.
ET.
I wish I was the one that thought of it, can see it really taking off, think of the market for this new fin design
It's called being prepared , gets really windy here on the northwest coast and get blown backwards quite a lot .
old mate is just getting ready for when the gusts hit him
many out out over that way today RR , waves only half ankle high out front here
Good weather
Good waves
No school kids
... bliss ....
It's hard to capture all that in a picture ..
Hey Billboard brother ..... hope ya smoking everything in sight , miss you round these parts dude , take care y'all & my besties to the clan
club member jarryd walked away with $20k at last nights oakley big wave awards, backing up tyler who took the $20k last year, must be something in the water at Park
something in the water at Park Beach - yep sharks
isn't there a shark nursery nearby
summer comp run for the North West Board riders club in waist - shoulder high surf at midway beach sulphur creek .beautiful day , nice waves , warm water .
1st - Ben Kearney , 2nd Chris Dukeson , 3rd Mark Flanagan .
next on the calender is our Autumn comp planned for Greens Beach Marrawah to be held in strangely enough ,Autumn
SUP racing tomorrow at the devonport regatta $500 in cash and other spot prizes, register at 12.00 noon, any sup board will do
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pic of the Carlton river SUPer bank back in the day
Awesome bit of history there Dave, is that a Hillman Vogue?
ET.
Select to expand quoteE T said..
Awesome bit of history there Dave, is that a Hillman Vogue?
ET.
Sorry ET, your going back to far for me, my 1st car was an HK Holden.
heres a pic from the 69 state titles.
Will someone give my regards to Bill & crew down there please 
miss the frother posting
Cheers in advance !!
da Pup
Select to expand quotethePup said..
Will someone give my regards to Bill & crew down there please miss the frother posting
Cheers in advance !!
da Pup
No worries Pup, I do catch up with him every so often, he is frothing over his big goatboat theses days
The Mecca Bowl turned it on for the crew at the "Ice Cold Classic" Saturday, not epic, but a few fun waves were had, Cliftonben managed to redeem himself after his poor result in the TassieSUP Winter Classic by taking out the open & over 40, Skeghead in the over 50, 2MT the over 70 (no surprises there) & Shezz the open women's.
watch this space for the Sumer series when the club champions will be decided
Cliftonben
2MT, Shez & Skeghead
Shezz, Skeghead, 2MT & Cruisen
2MT
Kook to Kool SUP Skool breakfast 8.00 tomorrow at the Lufra, followed by skills & expression session
