Thinking about it with the forecast for Friday , Saturday
keep an eye on direction/swell and strength.
here is a post ( page two) that covers the best spots.
www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Windsurfing/Tasmania/Big-weekend-of-wind-down-south/?page=2
Saturday on east coast looks awesome strong southerly with big swell.
for you guys
for me. But if I've got nothing on I'll come up with the camera.
that is a huge east coast swell prediction... where will hold that sort of swell with a southerly wind?
Can't make the east coast, family commitments. What would Cremorne Points be like Saturday for a wavesail there?
Smallish at 3ft forecast for clifton,pure south is the right direction for the wind might be worth a look at low tide around 1,30pm (.4m)
or
"If I've got nothing on I'll come up with the camera..."
For everybody's sake, Houston, DON'T!
Select to expand quoteKazza said..
Can't make the east coast, family commitments. What would Cremorne Points be like Saturday for a wavesail there?
I might have a look there after lunch kazza, ive gotta work until around 1
brett, , Jordon, tim and i thinking of east coast run tomorrow- pre saturday mission. Will check forecast in morning.
dont think swell will get into cremorne Saturday Kazz, you never know though,
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For everybody's sake, Houston, DON'T!
Clarky you are a cruel pr.ck
oh and why don't you come over to the east coast, I suppose you don't even know where it is.................. go to Bell Buoy then turn right, keep driving till you hit the sea.................that is the east coast, you might think you need a passport to go that far but that's a myth.
I'm still keen for Saturday if you're going up
Swellnet observation at Scamander 6-8 ft +, probably not that big on lower east coast.
Heading off shortly,check out Shelly Point (Orford)for a surf then head up the coast.
Believe it or not it was 3/4 mast today on the take off at times on the outside point!
Everyone had fun. Tomorrow looks the same, most likely go up again tomorrow
Not the best photos to show the action but the east coast has potential!
God bless and get to bed everyone for tomorrow
1970, Cool man
1980, radical
1990 , awesome dude
2000, ace
2010 , amaze balls
2015 , banger 
Going agian tomorrow if forecast is the same.
Tim, Brett, Anthony And Veitz already on board, another epic session!!! maybe...
Thanks for that Tim
Now get off the gas and get ready for the Session tomorrow, you young blokes just go on and on and on and on and on and on zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Nice plan to get Veitz up there; only show the shoulder high face hacks
Not too big those ones. Now here's another epic session.(red thumbs please)
sailed at kelvedon today. Fickle 15 knots inside. Tricky getting out the back where the winds was solid and swell was too. Suspect swell will be good again tomorrow. Not sure about wind. Had a 100 l board an 5.5. Only just enough to get out.
Kelvedon - big swell, but tough getting thru the shorebreak even at the south end
Still blowing here at dolphin sands, solid 20 knots looks about 30 out past the bar
Did the road trip today. checked out all the surf breaks and Kelvedon.
No sailing action today for the southern boys.
Well done to everyone who did have a sail today
God bless and goodnight
Kelvedon is definitely the spot with a southerly wind and 3m swell ...............if my leg wasn't busted I would have been out there.........sorry guys I just can't make excuses for you
Isn't it Buxton Point (some surfers call it the chicken run). Kelvedon is the beach, are you sailing the beach or point
that's a good question buzzy, on the map its called Shelly Point. Buxton point is the one south of Mayfield.
Anyway I wanted to sail the point, there was a good break off it. but mostly ended up swimming in the shorebreak
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Kelvedon is definitely the spot with a southerly wind and 3m swell ...............if my leg wasn't busted I would have been out there.........sorry guys I just can't make excuses for you
Hard to repeat fridays sail Ant,
Not up to scratch for us yesterday, It was only about 10-12 knots when we drove back and could see out over the bay. I think it that size swell you really would need to be full on planing to be able to point up wind to be able catch the waves on the point.
I can imagine- Sail out , end up a bit down wind, Try and point up too the point, get caught out by a big 3/4 mast one with no wind on the face , PUSHED INTO ROCKS AND
BREAK THE LEG!!!
The point at Buxton, not the beach.
