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Created by hilly > 9 months ago, 27 Apr 2009
hilly
WA, 7282 posts
27 Apr 2009 9:06AM
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Just got back from a trip up north. Had a few paddles around Kalbarri. Sorry did not get video of any clean days this is blowing 20 knots plus. I am on the wife's Starboard 9 8 with big single fin so the surfing is less than stellar. Thanks to Jason for the videoing and the other supper is Kim. Anyone who knows Jakes would realise it is not easy and it was nice having a bit of company in the water.

mollydooka
WA, 252 posts
27 Apr 2009 9:25AM
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hilly said...

the surfing is less than stellar.


Au contraire, I thought you looked good, very impressive out at Jakes in 20-knot wind, those waves looked pretty sweet despite the wind!! Half your luck Andrew, been nothing bigger than thigh-high (yesterday calf-high) here for a while. your cameraman, Jason, looked like he missed a couple of waves when he found something better to film on the beach
Swell coming later this week, see you soon!!
Mike

DavidJohn
VIC, 17435 posts
27 Apr 2009 11:30AM
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Great.. Thanks.. Nice job with the vid and music..

DJ

cranky
440 posts
27 Apr 2009 9:33AM
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Cool, Jakes is not the place to get caught inside with a sub.

Casso
NSW, 3768 posts
27 Apr 2009 11:39AM
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Nice surfing in tricky conditions, Hilly. Well done.

OG SUP
VIC, 3516 posts
27 Apr 2009 11:40AM
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Hilly,

Luvvin ya work in that wind, wishing we had the size and the defined peak wipes drool out of keyboard!

I agree the camera man lost focus a little but I aint complaining

Adds Jakes to the list of places to sup before I die!

Phill

Basecurve
WA, 196 posts
27 Apr 2009 10:00AM
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Hilly that is awesome! Any thoughts on the 9'6 ripper on the trip?
I'm having a love hate with the 9'6 wide AA. This morning all the "Jerry Lewis" crew were having a ball in small but perfect conditions at 2nds.I on the other hand was floundering for an hour and a half.Would have fallen off 30 times I reckon.I'm just not convinced it works for a 98 + kg 6'2 frame in local conditions.Not that I'm giving up on it.....yet

hilly
WA, 7282 posts
27 Apr 2009 10:21AM
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Basecurve said...

Hilly that is awesome! Any thoughts on the 9'6 ripper on the trip?
I'm having a love hate with the 9'6 wide AA. This morning all the "Jerry Lewis" crew were having a ball in small but perfect conditions at 2nds.I on the other hand was floundering for an hour and a half.Would have fallen off 30 times I reckon.I'm just not convinced it works for a 98 + kg 6'2 frame in local conditions.Not that I'm giving up on it.....yet


The 9 6 wide Ripper is awesome in the right conditions, I got it occasionally on the trip. From my brief go on the 9 6 wide AA I do not think there is much between them in stability but need to try the AA in choppy conditions to be sure. Could I have used the 9 6 wide AA on that day? I do not know. The Ripper, if I could get onto one of the waves at Jakes, would have been fantastic. I will have to get a bigger PSH and I am waiting for the 10 wide AA so it is different to my 9 6 Ripper. But that could be Nov.

hilly
WA, 7282 posts
27 Apr 2009 10:24AM
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OG SUP said...

Hilly,

Luvvin ya work in that wind, wishing we had the size and the defined peak wipes drool out of keyboard!

I agree the camera man lost focus a little but I aint complaining

Adds Jakes to the list of places to sup before I die!

Phill


Just so you know Phill at the base of the foam there is dry rock that is why I was not bouncing off the foam more.

akhawk
WA, 1085 posts
27 Apr 2009 10:38AM
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Hey Hilly, looks like a good trip. Have you had a look around the river mouth at all? Is that wave there suppable?

WINDY MILLER
WA, 3183 posts
27 Apr 2009 10:56AM
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amazing.



boardbumps
NSW, 698 posts
27 Apr 2009 1:22PM
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One hooting hollow one in there, charging the fuddy too. You guys will get banned on a good day, the goofy's dominance is over.

Rod

hilly
WA, 7282 posts
27 Apr 2009 11:24AM
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akhawk said...

Hey Hilly, looks like a good trip. Have you had a look around the river mouth at all? Is that wave there suppable?


Chinaman's rock could be good in small swell (looks towable in big swell) but heaps of bounce off rocks and boat wake. Jas went out before I got there he may reply to this.

Little Jakes can get good did not try this trip.

Blue Holes is a better option fast left, fewer crew than Jakes, high tide is better.

Lucky Bay 40km south could be good with better banks, they were a bit straight when we went.

Might get some more photos soon.

MickV
VIC, 188 posts
27 Apr 2009 1:25PM
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Nice work on the backhand Hilly. Your too hard on yourself. I think your cameraman should go easy on the turps though, shakeeee ( just kiddin )

hilly
WA, 7282 posts
27 Apr 2009 11:31AM
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boardbumps said...

charging the fuddy too.


Get a lot of practice on fuddy waves over here unless you live at MR.

boardbumps said...

You guys will get banned on a good day
Rod


Locals were cool on the days I went out - I caught odd set wave and leftovers. I agree could get yourself in bother on a good day though.

hilly
WA, 7282 posts
27 Apr 2009 11:33AM
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MickV said...

Nice work on the backhand Hilly. Your too hard on yourself. I think your cameraman should go easy on the turps though, shakeeee ( just kiddin )


Good wobble cam effort no tripod.

Lucky anyone videos that's why it is the sh1t day.

WINDY MILLER
WA, 3183 posts
27 Apr 2009 1:42PM
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rivermouth is full ON....... fairplay to the boats that make it out through this,,, big big boulders too.....



this place is more like it ...but not for long


hilly
WA, 7282 posts
27 Apr 2009 2:00PM
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Windy - Is that first photo Kalbarri Rivermouth off the headland?

Why the picture of coros?

AA
NSW, 2159 posts
27 Apr 2009 4:06PM
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Basecurve said...

Hilly that is awesome! Any thoughts on the 9'6 ripper on the trip?
I'm having a love hate with the 9'6 wide AA. This morning all the "Jerry Lewis" crew were having a ball in small but perfect conditions at 2nds.I on the other hand was floundering for an hour and a half.Would have fallen off 30 times I reckon.I'm just not convinced it works for a 98 + kg 6'2 frame in local conditions.Not that I'm giving up on it.....yet


Great footage Hilly, you are surfing really well, I reckon!!

BASECURVE, regarding the differences between the 2 boards - 9'6 wide AA & Ripper.
From my experience, I found the Ripper to be not as stable as the AA. THis is mainly due to the finer nose and tail which makes for a smaller 'stability sweet-spot' on the Ripper, which if I was to put a figure on it would be approx 10% less stable than the AA.

We have plenty of crew around 100kg loving the 9'6 wide AA, it just depends where you are in the progression curve. The best suggestion I have for anyone who may have bitten of more than they can chew is - paddle, paddle, paddle in all conditions (pref flat water) to get your skills up before heading into the waves. If by Summer it is not right, as mentioned, lets see how we can help.

Good on you for persevering - it will pay off!

Andrew.A

loco4olas
NSW, 1514 posts
27 Apr 2009 4:17PM
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hilly said...

Just got back from a trip up north. Had a few paddles around Kalbarri. Sorry did not get video of any clean days this is blowing 20 knots plus. I am on the wife's Starboard 9 8 with big single fin so the surfing is less than stellar. Thanks to Jason for the videoing and the other supper is Kim. Anyone who knows Jakes would realise it is not easy and it was nice having a bit of company in the water.





Bloody good job in trying conditions-particularly staying on the board as the foam hits you on the 2nd wave in the clip-wind must have made it really difficult-looks lumpy and bumpy too-you did yourself proud.

WINDY MILLER
WA, 3183 posts
27 Apr 2009 2:20PM
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yeah pic from the headland, was going for a wave-sail there... pre-sup days,,, no way out here, wind shadow was ugly,the waves were out of my league and the shorey down the beach was extra ugly.... sailed on the river instead ZZzzzzzzz.

like you say, maybe ok on a small day.


always wondered about a sup at corros on a nice glassy day, especially those rights over the reef.

OG SUP
VIC, 3516 posts
27 Apr 2009 4:21PM
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Basecurve said...

Hilly that is awesome! Any thoughts on the 9'6 ripper on the trip?
I'm having a love hate with the 9'6 wide AA. This morning all the "Jerry Lewis" crew were having a ball in small but perfect conditions at 2nds.I on the other hand was floundering for an hour and a half.Would have fallen off 30 times I reckon.I'm just not convinced it works for a 98 + kg 6'2 frame in local conditions.Not that I'm giving up on it.....yet


Hey Basecurve,

I am 105kg and Session allowed me to ride is 9'6 Wide AA, it wasnt a great day and I fell of a lot in the cross chop, the key I found was to just keep padling as hard as you can as soon as the board slowed down i was in trouble.

Blaine suggested for us bigger guys to use the FCS PC 7 inside foild fins. Since I have had them in my board it seems to track straighter when paddling but feels like it has power steering when you initiate a turn.

Might be worth a try if you can borrow some, I believe it might help.

Regards

Phill

AA
NSW, 2159 posts
27 Apr 2009 4:24PM
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WINDY MILLER said...


always wondered about a sup at corros on a nice glassy day, especially those rights over the reef.


Aaah, Coro's - you guys are spoilt!!

Not many places you get to hit 8 or 10 ramps on the way out - sail in hand!

More than a few fond memories! I am sure it would be awesome on a SUP, especially the big wide ones that come through!

AA

worrier
WA, 726 posts
27 Apr 2009 2:48PM
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Im pretty sure the "locals" would be pushin ya towards the suck rock on a good day.
Did ya paddle from the bay or did you jump off the reef?
Awsome effort though.
W

hilly
WA, 7282 posts
27 Apr 2009 3:46PM
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worrier said...

Im pretty sure the "locals" would be pushin ya towards the suck rock on a good day.
Did ya paddle from the bay or did you jump off the reef?
Awsome effort though.
W


Jumped in at Little Jakes and the key hole. Key hole best as closer. Came in at little jakes easy as.

Brooko
1672 posts
27 Apr 2009 4:09PM
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Super Impressed taking on jakes in that wind... Well done mate

Brooko
1672 posts
27 Apr 2009 4:15PM
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OG SUP said...

Basecurve said...

Hilly that is awesome! Any thoughts on the 9'6 ripper on the trip?
I'm having a love hate with the 9'6 wide AA. This morning all the "Jerry Lewis" crew were having a ball in small but perfect conditions at 2nds.I on the other hand was floundering for an hour and a half.Would have fallen off 30 times I reckon.I'm just not convinced it works for a 98 + kg 6'2 frame in local conditions.Not that I'm giving up on it.....yet


Hey Basecurve,

I am 105kg and Session allowed me to ride is 9'6 Wide AA, it wasnt a great day and I fell of a lot in the cross chop, the key I found was to just keep padling as hard as you can as soon as the board slowed down i was in trouble.

Blaine suggested for us bigger guys to use the FCS PC 7 inside foild fins. Since I have had them in my board it seems to track straighter when paddling but feels like it has power steering when you initiate a turn.

Might be worth a try if you can borrow some, I believe it might help.

Regards

Phill




I have not ridden the psh wide 9 6", but I do have the 9 6" naish and the 8 6" surfshapes, I am fat at the moment and 108 kg 6 ft and have no trouble paddeling both these boards, had the 9 6" naish out at a solid bombie this morning way offshore exposed to wind and chop and had no trouble at all. All you big guys get out and try a naish 9 6" Dont know how many times I have said this

mybrosweeper
NSW, 1016 posts
27 Apr 2009 7:33PM
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Hilly,sick,loved it.I really loved the big white wash take-off,I go ass over evrtime trying that,
other Robbo

hilly
WA, 7282 posts
27 Apr 2009 6:08PM
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ianr64 said...

Hilly,sick,loved it.I really loved the big white wash take-off,I go ass over evrtime trying that,
other Robbo


So do I but I was sh1tting myself so much I think my toes made little holes in the board.

Basecurve
WA, 196 posts
27 Apr 2009 6:15PM
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Phil cheers for that advice. I will grab some tomorrow.
I must say I'm loving the challenge.New board new paddle (methane) and a fractured scapula (shoulder blade) just for interest means I'm paddling with 30% on my right side.
I sold my 11'2 this morning with a phone call just in case I was tempted to to return to the dark side.
Hilly I'm gonna stick with it for now but thx for the offer.It is just such a great challenge and the few glimpses I have had of it's ability will make it all worthwhile

Greenroom
WA, 7608 posts
27 Apr 2009 8:41PM
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Nice vid Fonz. Are you stealing my avatar?
Here is a photo of somewhere not there




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