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hi there ive had my boat for a while 4.1 m brooker? , n want to fish palm beach reef , just wondering wht tides n winds would be best to attack that bar as southport is a bit of a hike in my boat thank ....
With a 4.1m, you'll have no probs getting out of Currumbin. Even on a lowish tide, you'll have a bit of water under you.
A run in tide is best, as it with knock the swell down a bit. Currumbin is protected from winds from the south as well.
I suggest you don't just follow another boat out. Firstly because while they might make it out between the sets, you may not. Secondly, they may hit the sand bar & before you know it, you'll be in their boat with them.
Your best bet would be to go down there over a few weekends and watch them go out & in on different tides.
Two very different routes need to be taken depending on the tide, conditions and the number of surfers at the alley.
I've got a 6m glass boat & I get in & out of there ok. So you'll have no probs as far as water depth is concerned.
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