Mid-North Coast Marauders (NSW, Australia) - 2014-01-15
Sailor 2 Second Peak (Kts)5 x 10 Second Average (Kts)1 Hour (Kts)Alpha Racing 500m (Kts)Nautical Mile (Kts)Distance Travelled (km)
Mark Jordan
28.44(D)
26.83(D)
8(D)
21.96(D)
17.98(D)
34.87(D)
Matt D
37.8(D)
35.65(D)
16.42(D)
22.95(D)
23.94(D)
41.31(D)
Frothie
23.37(D)
19.39(D)
5.73(D)
7.26(D)
10.41(D)
10.91(D)
Pugs
33.06(D)
31.55(D)
11.88(D)
15.16(D)
21.26(D)
41.5(D)
Mehore
34.51(D)
32.55(D)
18.81(D)
22.26(D)
25.45(D)
72.63(D)
Geoff
28.74(D)
26.46(D)
11.57(D)
17.18(D)
19.83(D)
27.24(D)
Steve
32.97(D)
30.99(D)
16.53(D)
20.01(D)
24.78(D)
53.53(D)
Wayno
33(D)
30.52(D)
14.98(D)
19.66(D)
24.6(D)
50.33(D)
Atomic
27.52(D)
25.58(D)
15.59(D)
20.21(D)
22.63(D)
90.47(D)
Ela
17.12(D)
13.56(D)
5.27(D)
8.19(D)
6.85(D)
13.16(D)
Jamie
35.97(D)
34.97(D)
16.61(D)
19.28(D)
23.72(D)
58.17(D)
Bill
25.8(D)
24.67(D)
13.48(D)
18.01(D)
20.91(D)
57.06(D)
Matthew Klause
31.3(D)
28.65(D)
0(D)
21.47(D)
24.61(D)
24.98(D)
Rob
27.34(D)
24.23(D)
10.05(D)
18.04(D)
20.89(D)
26.18(D)
Peter Braun
27.01(D)
23.24(D)
10.53(D)
14.37(D)
18.62(D)
20.29(D)
PD
30.61(D)
26.94(D)
0(D)
13.21(D)
14.51(D)
12.5(D)
Chris Kelemen
24.75(D)
21.63(D)
7.47(D)
12.14(D)
16.14(D)
19.97(D)
Gabe
27.85(D)
25.29(D)
10.97(D)
17(D)
21.87(D)
49.95(D)
Mark Hampton
Trent Cooper
Phil Luke
Greg Cacace
Dale Jordan
RafD
Jason Fardell
Maree Jordan
Chris K
Garry Minogue
Wayne Hardes
Dion
AJEaster
Wally164
Far-Mid-North Coast
Bruce
Aza
Phil Bennett
Hamish Stuart
Andre Da Costa
Martin
JustinL
Andrew Muir
Irishtom
Feebz
Stuart Grehan
Glenn Bolton
Bairdy
snelly
Fitzy
Brett Aqua Man Algie
Germain
AllisonAUS911
Average36.8935.3117.7122.6125.1281.55
Mark Jordan (40607km):
3747 days ago
1 categories

ENE , run out tide and very low so no bearaways today , nice to be on the water

 

Port Macquarie, NSW, AU



Matt D (30238km):
3747 days ago
3 categories

Budgewoi Lake, NSW, AU

Good day today PB's on my Carbon Art 117L 67W (Red Rocket), 7.3m loft and 21cm delta fin!

Jamie was killing it today and should have a heap of PB's as did Dave!. Lots of people out Mick, Pugs, Wayne, Bruce, Sue and Dave to name a few!



Frothie (4243km):
3747 days ago

Budgewoi Lake, NSW, AU. Well WOO HOO AGAIN!!!!!!!! I was a bit less comfortable used the Ezzy 8.5 felt a bit over powered in the bigger gusts but that seems to be what the mothership needs. all the other guys and girl seemed to be lapping it up. Go the Peely!!!!!!!!



Pugs (10817km):
3747 days ago

Budgewoi Lake, NSW, AU

No one knew what to rig. Guys were rigging 7.5 down to 6.5. I figured it would really kick in so rigged my 5.8. Wrong call. Wind backed off towards the end and found it hard to get planing. But, another day on the water. All good!



Mehore (24122km):
3747 days ago
4 categories

Budgewoi Lake, NSW, AU Nice sesh heaps of guys out and Sue. Welldone Matt D wouldnt expect any less from you, kicken ass and same to Jamie real nice speed. Thanks for the Board Matt D feels nice. 7.5 Koncept 100l CA 20 delta. 15/20 NNE. Go Marauders!!!



Geoff (1763km):
3747 days ago

Booti Booti, NSW, AU

Good afternoon with the crew and my son joined me today for his annual sail. Spent most of my time with him but had a quick sail at the end.

Manta 79 Loft Blade 7.0 Vector Weed 38



Steve (29356km):
3747 days ago

Nice sail at Queens Lake. Sailed the mud bank. Ne 12-18 knots.

F2 sx medium, Hot sails 7.3m Gps, Jp 31cm weedy.



Wayno (16997km):
3747 days ago

Budgewoi Lake, NSW, AU - NE 18-25 NP 6.5 V8 + Extreme 53w 100L + 21cm MUF.

Sailed with Bruce, Tibor, Frothie, Mick, Matty, Pugs, Old Pete, Mike, Jamie, Paul D and Paul B. A bit overpowered at first with the 6.5 but after I eventually got the harness lines in the right spot it felt OK. Great to see Frothie with a plume of spray coming off the back of his powered up board today. Thought I'd do a last run from the far point back home which was a great idea until I fell off in the lee of the headland and had to wait for the wind to waterstart me, still it was a good run back in.

Don't mention the Boys in Blue to Paul D......

Another top day at Budgie!!

Cheers Marauders.



Atomic (7899km):
3747 days ago

Booti Booti, NSW, AU

6.6 KA Koncept 105 Tabou Rocket and 95 Tabou Rocket. Good sail first time on the KA sail feels really good took a few runs to get used to it but finally grooved in. Good sail with Mat and dad at the end becouse it really filled in to 18-20knts.



Ela (104km):
3747 days ago

Booti Booti, NSW, AU

Great day with the team and my family (Bill and Atomic).

Working hard to improve my stats and the foot straps next.

Love to all Ela (mumsy)



Jamie (1913km):
3747 days ago
1 categories

Budgewoi Lake, NSW, AU Fun day on the water. 7.3 HSM GPS RRD X-fire 105, MUF Delta 21.



Bill (5407km):
3747 days ago

Booti Booti, NSW, AU

Nice day. 6.6 GPS 95 Tabou Rocket. Filled in late making the last session with Mat and Anton the best.

Congrats to Mumsy with PBs accross the board.



Matthew Klause (2705km):
3747 days ago

Booti Booti, NSW, AU

7.0GTX, 101 Falcon, some old 32cm G10 freeride fin.  Great to have a quick sail after work with Bill and Anton

Well done too Ela for all the PB's and everyone else that scored PB's aswell.



Rob (1800km):
3747 days ago

Booti Booti, NSW, AU

Congratulations to everyone on there PB'S.

Go Ela. Sailed with the gang at Booti... should of stayed till late and may have

got some better wind but fun anyway. Warm water and sailing with friends

who could ask for anything more. 



Peter Braun (4719km):
3747 days ago

Booti Booti, NSW, AU About a dozen windsurfers out at Booti in a gusty NE. The wind appeared to get more consistent later in the day but it was good to be on water.



PD (3223km):
3747 days ago

Budgewoi Lake, NSW, AU Arrived too late. Wind was dropping back to 15 -18 when I got out there with short lived gusts. Underpowered with 6.6 and off the plane sometimes. So snagging a 30.61 was OK I guess. Matt, Jamie, Mick, Ian and Wayne well into the thirties, great going guys!  



Chris Kelemen (3288km):
3747 days ago

Booti Booti, NSW, AU. Lovely NE which became gusty and shifty. 7m GTX and 102 Falcon and even with my weed fin I was catching weed! 12 windsurfers on water made for a fun and sociable day. Any day planing is a good day!!!!!



Gabe (15447km):
3747 days ago
1 categories

Booti Booti Point, NSW, AU

 Wind couldn't decide whether it wanted to be North or Noreast. 12-15knots and finally freshened late to 15-20k NNE. two sessions SL104 38BPweedy,Gaastra 6.5GTX, then SL79 Vector 27 weedy.Good day to be on water, given the heat of the day.Fair crowd out. Jason and brother Troy out, also for a return to windsurfing.

 Great PB's from the Cantonese crowd. Well done and great effort guys. Welcome to Ella and congrats on the PB's. The waterstarts are looking good Ella!



Comments
Mark Hampton


NSW
Australia
3747 days ago

Dave Nice    PB'S

Mark Hampton


NSW
Australia
3747 days ago

Matt D Awesome speeds again!

What 21 cm Delta fin are you using Slalom or Speed ?

 

Pugs


NSW
Australia
3747 days ago

Hey Froth,

Well done man. I saw you ripping along out there. Looking good.

SaltyNic


VIC
Australia
3747 days ago
You are crazy fast Matt D! Awesome speeds with that gear :-)
Matt D


NSW
Australia
3747 days ago
Hey Mark, I was using a slalom 21cm! Well done Dave on your pb's! Looking good man! Thanks Nic.
Mehore


NSW
Australia
3747 days ago
Good shit Froth. Really kicken ass. 4 months into the sport! Huge accomplishment !!! Maybe you'll be the first Marauder to 40 at peely. Na, it will be Matt D!!
AJEaster


NSW
Australia
3747 days ago
Welldone Frothster! Nice speeds mick and Pugs, but holy shit MattD you are killing it on the big gear. You will smash 40kn sometime this year I have no doubt at all
Wayno


NSW
Australia
3747 days ago

Onya Frothster. A treble again, when will it end? Well done mate. You looked like you were really cracking aong today. Matty D was incredible as per usual!!

Pugs


NSW
Australia
3747 days ago

Matt,

What can I say? Good onya.

Wayne,

Nice PB. Good onya.

Matt D


NSW
Australia
3747 days ago

Nice work Jamie and Mumsy! Well done on your PB's!

Thanks Pugs, Mick, Wayne and AJ.

No Sailing for me tomrrow see everyone Friday.

Mark Hampton


NSW
Australia
3747 days ago

Jamie SWEET Numbers!     Delta PB's Well-Done!!!!!

Wayne Nice  PB!

Ela, 6 more PB's Well-Done!

Great Sessions Marauders!

 

Mark Hampton


NSW
Australia
3747 days ago

Steve /14,000 Kms up for the Marauders!!! Awesome Effort!

Anton Big Kms!!

Larko


NSW
Australia
3747 days ago

Sweet guys but Jamie, good onya mate you are killing it!!! Stuck at work.

SaltyNic


VIC
Australia
3747 days ago
Great PBs Marauders and awesome speeds Jamie! :-)
Pugs


NSW
Australia
3747 days ago

Jamie,

35.98 on the GT31 today and 35.97 posted. That's close!! Great result mate. So I can talk to you now?

Jamie


NSW
Australia
3747 days ago

Ha ha Pugs!! I feel I am in your esteemed territory now mate, and you won't have to humble yourself too much. Now its your turn again!!!

Matt D


NSW
Australia
3747 days ago

Well done Pugs and Wayne 2nd fastest 2sec and 5 x 10!!!

lao shi


WA
Australia
3747 days ago

Big team outing! A swag of PBs!Cool

Tricky Bogan


SA
Australia
3747 days ago

WOW PB's galore super effort Cool , its stinking hot & windless here Cry

Matt D


NSW
Australia
3747 days ago
Yes weed fin is needed ! Maui delta fins seem to work the best!
Jamie


NSW
Australia
3747 days ago

Hi Adrian. Definately requires a weedy, and a shallow one at that. The MUF delta's are the go to get the best out of this spot. They allow you to get right up in the weed beds where the water is as flat as you will find anywhere. Also requires patience to walk through stinky mud and weed!!! Great spot though mate, worth the effort for sure!

Adrian Vos


NSW
Australia
3747 days ago

Oops... I deleted my original post. Sorry for confusion.

I have a Isonic 97 and use sails 5.8-7.2 on it. Which MUF Delta should I get, and can anyone suggest where to buy one?  Looking above, it seems that around 20-21cm is the go?

Cheers!

James Farley


NSW
Australia
3747 days ago

Adrian dont be tempted to go too small on the isonic 97, as it has a fairly wide tail.   I had a MUF Weed Speed (non-delta) 24cm on my is97 and it was too small.

by the way, nice speeds everywhere marauders!  see you soon.

Wayno


NSW
Australia
3747 days ago

Well done Jamie on the swag of PBs. Sorry I forgot to mention you earlier. My bad.

And well done to all the other team members who put in a big effort on Wednesday.

Adrian Vos


NSW
Australia
3746 days ago

I have an old Finworks 10.5" weed fin tha I used on an Extreme B&J board. Maybe I should try that first. It would be on the small side for the i97 but may be enough in strong conditions.

If buying, I guess the MUF 21 Slalom Delta might be the way to go. Seems to be getting used to good effect here on larger volume and width boards than mine, and I am guessing these type of fins would no tail walk when overpowered as much as a slalom fin, so if a little large you just lose a little speed???

fangy


WA
Australia
3746 days ago

Hey Adrian, I sail in a spot that requires the exclusive use of of the Deltas. I use a 19cm Delta with a 105l board(63cmW) and KA Koncept.6.6. I have never had it let go and spin out on smooth water.( So much so i am going to get a 17cm Delta.) However it is a real handful in short sharp chop and at times almost impossible if overpowered.So IMHO it might be a case of how much time will you be spending on chop. Also because the lift off the fin at slow speed is rubbish, a bigger board can be of benefit when getting planing. In my spot because its a bit abrasive and i and I am a bit obsessive about keeping my fins smooth they do wear down with use - my fin was a 21cm originally! Otherwise all the pros/cons you see about Deltas I think hold true- they are certainly different to use and require a different approach to your back foot. For me they are brilliant in their intended environment, but not so good anywhere else. Apologies if I am telling you stuff you already know. Get one and then go crashing into stuff :-)

 

Sausage


QLD
Australia
3746 days ago

Incredible team turn out guys (18 in total Surprised) and congrats on the PB's.

Adrian Vos


NSW
Australia
3746 days ago

Thanks fangman... just the sought of info I am after. Sounds like maybe the 20 would be the go. I only intend to use that board and fin combo when going for max speed on shallow weed beds. I generally don't sail in weed normally unless it is on the central coast lakes which I specifically go to for flat water. Just one question... what happens with these fins if you go too large? So say I get a 21 and use it with a 5.8 in nuking wind, do they get overpowered like normal fins and try to tail walk etc... or is it just a touch slower due to more drag?

Jamie


NSW
Australia
3746 days ago

I use a 21 Delta on a 105 L and 65 wide board. Its heaps of fin. i have had no problems spinning out or going upwind. If really struggling upwind, i just bring my back foot out of the strap and forward and she sits up nicely and goes. Had a few problems first time I used it in rougher water, but you adjust pretty quick.

Based on all that, i am going to get an 18 Delta for same board for windier days.

fangy


WA
Australia
3746 days ago

I dont know Adrian, I havent ever experienced any issues like that, but perhaps I have not ever been in windy enough conditions or I am just too fat??Laughing I am no expert on fins, but I think part of the problem that causes tail walk is that the fin flexes down near the tip. Because deltas are short and therefore very stiff they will not flex to the same degree (if at all - I just had a crack at bending mine and I could not get it to flex at all). So my educated guess is that if you are over finned you will be slower because of increased surface area on the fin, but I dont think tail walk will be an issue. It would be good to hear if anyone has had this happen with a Delta??.

Mehore


NSW
Australia
3746 days ago

Welldone on the odometer Steve, huge Ks. Kicken ass all!!! Yeh Delta's are the go. Body weight board and sail size definately determines size of fin. Me 88kg 59 wide 92l 6.6 koncept 18 delta fin would be the smallest id go and I think would best maximise that set up and gave me my Pb's. Ive used in 82l Patrik same fin and sail and felt heaps flighty with similar speed. In flat water, patrik board 5.7 sail 15 delta i reckon will be sweeet. Bigger guys over 105 could go 20 cm with 7.5 100l 70 wide and kill it like Matty D. Wider the tail of the board the bigger the fin needed. Great fins, and has sent us high over sand bars covered with weed more than ever before. Awesome! Ive found they do spin out sometimes but you just need to change your pressure on the back foot from the heals more to the toes over the fin, into and off the breeze. Just need to have a few runs to work out your fin size.

Adrian Vos


NSW
Australia
3746 days ago

Thanks Mick, Great info. Sorry to bloat out your session with my questions Marauders!

I am light (70kgs), and isonic 97 at 63cm wide. Probably most likely setup would be 6.7 NP RS Slalom in about 25 knots wind? I have got the iSonic to 33 knots board speedat Kyeemah, and have done 34 knots years ago at Canton on my old JP FSW 92 with a 30 weedy. Hoping to get to 35 knots with this setup, hopefully more?

I have emailed MUF. They suggested a Delta slalom 19-20 for me. I was leaning towards the 20, as the iSonic has a wide tail, but from what you say above, maybe 19 as a better choice? They have quoted me $190+$27 shipping. Is that the best place to buy, or are there other alternatives locally?