D,bah today

Driving past D.Bah today and you could have supped it , hardly any one out and some nice thick chunky waves coming through.You dont often see that.

Had the same thing a few weeks ago , not nice.Get the old vicks mate put a big spoon full in some hot water chuck the towell over your head and suck it up and youll be back in action in no time.

has anybody ever supped out there???? reckon you would def get told to paddle in!!!

Na get a Gopp full of water , sit on the stove till it boils ,you'll be right then.

Seen Luke and Parko sup there,I mal there on the rare occasion without any problems.
Would there be any difference between mal prone and sup'ing the place Anybody know

mac, i think you would have to be luke or parko to get away with it, no matter how good you were

Geez that,s super crowded in my books. The spot I surf, any more then 5 people is crowded. I surf a very popular spot where I live, however when surfers rock up to the carpark and look through their binoculars to check the break out, If they see sup'ers or to many people (5-6) they drive of. as would I if I saw that many out. Most days I would surf the spot by myself in winter and with my supping mates 3 off.

i dont know what you locals call it, but the wave out from the rock walls , north end of finger looks like it could be good. Do youse (locals) sub it ?
Run in tide only >
Dont want to break a leggy out there on a run out tide by yourself, youll end up in
new caledonia

guys surf in big swells. i haven't seen it supped, but the hellman i think could do it. it looks a big breaking area, so i reckon they would be in for a few work overs. piros and his crew like getting smashed and they have a boat. maybe they might have a crack at it one time
cheers

that's a wild looking reef that one. don't think i've ever seen it clean

and throw swell hitting it in all different directions. i have visions of doing a down wind run and getting blown onto it. i think you would be if that happened

I have surfed the left a few times about 10 years ago. Before the sand pumping jetty the sand used to build up a lot more. It even started breaking properly at about 4-5 feet. Some days it also had a right that was short and sharp on smaller swells closer to the tip of the end of the South wall. The left would be freight train for 2-300m.

Yes, felt a bit sharky, sometimes when the water was so clear very eerie. Haven't really surfed over there since the tracks have been improved and the jetty went in. We used to paddle across the river regularly. It was a great little escape at that time. D'bah 400 people, the other side 5. You just paddled to the beach on the other side and walked through the scrub tracks. A cool little adventure so close to home.

Even Trawlers surf this spot , took this today i thought it was gonna turn ugly for a minute.