Gusty, choppy Lucky Bay.

No real chance to do speed runs safely. I discovered this as my body was mangled into my rig right after my best 2 second peak. Well not safe enough for me anyway... CL was doing 38 and 39's!

Naish SP91; Severne Powerdrive 4.8; *new* CL slalom 30cm.

Thanks CL for the run on the fin, and a go on that sweet CA.

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An intersting day. Started at Melville about 8.30 wind was good. Sailed for 20 mins before it died completely. Floated on the board for 20 mins hoping for wind as I hadn't bothered to put on an uphaul. Ended up with a 20 minute swim to start the day nicely. JPFSW91 5.4 combat, 26FO

Hung around for a bit then gave up got as far down Canning highway as Pt Walter turn off when it kicked back in. Went to Pt W and rigged 5.4 combat, then 6.6 koncept, then 5m combat. Big gusts and nasty chop until it swung late in the day. As you can see it swung quite a lot.

Good to meet John N of SRM, Slowy made an appearance and decimated the chop as usual and Yoyo was just too late. Wind died about 4.45.

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Captain checked it and I was under on the Distance sailed ! corrected that now

Went to lucky bay about 12, no wind but rigged up anyway and waited, it turned up after a while

Kombat 79l, 5.8 NP , changed down to 5.0 Ezzy (about 3:30 I think) when it got to be too much. The ezzy was so nice after struggling with the 5.8 before, great to have a solid few hours of wind.

Chris - dont know if i talked to your or not ! I was using a gold neil pryde 5.8 with lots of black tape holding together the panel above the boom. But luckily was on the water most of the time - except at midday.

It was really my first proper day on the river with a GPS and some decent wind, so a lot of fun and nice to get the surprise of what (allegedly) are some PB's