coral Bay in September
Submitted by Faulkner Family on Fri, 2023-05-19 13:18
Could anyone shed some light on what coral Bay is like for weather in September. Looking at a week mid month
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Swompa
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Based on diesel consumption
Based on diesel consumption that increases or decreases due to the wind turbines at the Power Station, slightly windier than May but not as windy as April...
Faulkner Family
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Cheers for that info. Usually
Cheers for that info. Usually get good weather when we go in may so should be fishable
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carnarvonite
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September
Wind usually starts up that way mid August so you had better keep the fingers crossed Russ
sealure
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September we've stopped
September
we've stopped going up in September because of wind issues. We now spend longer in April/May.
Can be very hit & miss in September. Even squidding proved impossible at times.
davewillo
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We had terrible winds at the
We had terrible winds at the Mackerel Islands in late October Russ, but the week before in Exmouth was great. Luck of the draw I guess!
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Shark1
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dry year predictidushould be
dry year predictid
ushould be fine
Adam Gallash
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Gales
As carnarvonite said, equinoxial gales start mid august through to start of summer which is south easterlies 20-25 knots constantly. Moves from 8-9/14 days being nice in winter to about 3-4/14 days being nice, so can easily blow out a trip.
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Faulkner Family
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Cheers for the info guys.
Cheers for the info guys. Decided that we will wait till next may for coral Bay due to info mentioned. Not worth wasting annual leave on the chance of fishing
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