Hello Friends,
Another north coast wrap for our evening visitors.

This morning dawned bright and clear and rather cool on the far north coast. We didn’t rush out the door, figuring that it might be a plan to let the school kids and workers have their go first. Started by checking Lennox and discovered pretty much in line with expectations, that it had weakened overnight. Lots of people were on the very top of the point where waves were still chest to shoulder high on sets. Some of the better ones went a ways, but mostly it kinda looked like a good beachbreak in terms of ride length. And down the point toward the trees it was too small to attract any takers. We’re very familiar with the entry/exit from Lennox and given the crowd and wave quality, we decided it wasn’t worth the risk of getting pranged.

So, around to Boulder we went in search of something a bit more attractive. When we pulled up the carpark was full and there were half a dozen people standing on the headland, watching. Seeing all the cars and people, we thought there might be some waves of interest – albeit crowded.

In fact, there were only 5 people in the water. So the rest of the carpark musta been fishers. It was extremely inconsistent and weak looking. Again, it basically looked like a beachbreak peak with a rocky shore. Oh well.

So, back to Lennox and out to the reefs for a semi-peaky section that was delivering the odd quick little right in the waist to chest high range. Only the two of us out, so it was definitely worth doing but you wouldn’t call it epic or anything.

Water was pleasant, though not particularly warmer than Sydney was last week. Lotsa people up this way are in steamers too. It’s probably those chilly morning winds.

Outlook up this way tomorrow is for the swell to drop another cog, so not sure where we’ll end up. It looks a bit more hopeful for those of you in Sydney.

Have a good one!

Hello Friends,
Another north coast wrap for our evening visitors.

This morning dawned bright and clear and rather cool on the far north coast. We didn’t rush out the door, figuring that it might be a plan to let the school kids and workers have their go first. Started by checking Lennox and discovered pretty much in line with expectations, that it had weakened overnight. Lots of people were on the very top of the point where waves were still chest to shoulder high on sets. Some of the better ones went a ways, but mostly it kinda looked like a good beachbreak in terms of ride length. And down the point toward the trees it was too small to attract any takers. We’re very familiar with the entry/exit from Lennox and given the crowd and wave quality, we decided it wasn’t worth the risk of getting pranged.

So, around to Boulder we went in search of something a bit more attractive. When we pulled up the carpark was full and there were half a dozen people standing on the headland, watching. Seeing all the cars and people, we thought there might be some waves of interest – albeit crowded.

In fact, there were only 5 people in the water. So the rest of the carpark musta been fishers. It was extremely inconsistent and weak looking. Again, it basically looked like a beachbreak peak with a rocky shore. Oh well.

So, back to Lennox and out to the reefs for a semi-peaky section that was delivering the odd quick little right in the waist to chest high range. Only the two of us out, so it was definitely worth doing but you wouldn’t call it epic or anything.

Water was pleasant, though not particularly warmer than Sydney was last week. Lotsa people up this way are in steamers too. It’s probably those chilly morning winds.

Outlook up this way tomorrow is for the swell to drop another cog, so not sure where we’ll end up. It looks a bit more hopeful for those of you in Sydney.

Have a good one!