Why does Perth metro have wave spots for poleys only ?
I know of two spots.
Kiters are not welcome at these breaks.
No other places in Oz or in WA have this arrangement.
Both have segregated areas so I'd not say kiters are banned.
Today at Dutchies with low tide I saw more consistent waves (if you can call metro slop "waves") in the kiter's area to the north.
Too shallow for polies in the kite area today (not that I ever see any in there) so its swings and roundabouts isn't it?
And you can do a downwinder and get all the waves for 10km except for 100m at Dutchies and 100m at Scabs (which we can't do) so life's rosey for ya
You know as well as I do that it can be sailed, just not on a mega low tide like today so stop twisting my words.
Stop having a sook and go for a kite in the 100km of metro coastline that is not those two spots.
Not so much banned but as I was launching from Nobbys in Newcastle on tuesday, I notice the clubby race halfway down the beach on his quadbike and stick a sign in the sand 300m from the flags with "No Kites" in this area. Nothing about us poleys though.
Kiters are banned from .....
So what's your point, I don't see a Problem here. I certainly will not lose any sleep over it!
there is an attitute of us and them in WA, that dodsn't exist in the rest of the country. Polies were the lowest in the food chain until kiters came along.
But now we can all be friends and hate SUPS together.
Nothing wrong with SUP's, they are fun and serve a purpose unlike..........
They also dont have meters of rope dragging along behind them attached to strange life forms who wear their undies on the outside!!!
just wondering, is it possible to ban kiters from this wave spot?
well just one kiter and it is a wave spot as you have to "surf" the net to get here and it can be a bit up and down
wow, one has to get up early just to read the whole thing...
If the sign is genuine, then it looks like one less beach that kiters will get closed.
you took the bait mark_australia??? why??? waveslave, poleys are good man, you see windsurfers are really nice people and we treat the ladys nice
^^^^ Strewth these are popping up all over the place, not just the two spots in Perth that are the only places (according to waveslave)
Geez, anyone would think some kiters have ruined it for the rest of them. But that can't be the case (apparently)
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A few lessons to be learned ?
Drugs are bad
Don't feed the troll
Don't pat the snake
The truth of the matter is alot of you idiots are untrained untrainable and dont care for your own saftey or the saftey of the general public.
If kitesurfers continue to place the general public in danger with launching and landing of kites in public area they will continue to be banned.
I sygest in future that if you want to save more areas for kiting you will have a more safer out look about pubic liability.
i dont blame the experienced kiters for this just the noobs who cant control there kite and certainly need more lesson and supervision
............i could think of a lot more places to add to your list slave to the wave 
Come on now,,,,,,,,,, you know the others............. or do we have to list them ALL for you
easyer just to have a blanket band 
Now go get a band aid and put it on you wound and back to your kite fourm
Ps you should have come out with us on this day .....yesterday
