Jeez looks a tricky wave to tackle on your backhand

Might just be me, but I think that's the first time I've seen that particular point actually named Stu. The Tassie crew probably won't be overjoyed...

The points only break a handful of times a year.
No real secret spots.
You can grow old waiting and waste a lot of time & effort for limited rewards.
But to snag a swell and a few of the waves keep you going till the next swell that could be a long time coming.

Far from a secret spot and doesn't really matter, as a non local would need to be super super lucky to catch them, need huge swells from the right direction and turn off just as quickly as they turn on, lived in Tassie and tried to catch them many times and always just missed it or they were just not big enough...did catch other points similar points in Tassie though.

Amazing set up though, hung out with lots of the South arm boys on the Goldie and i am jealous of the stories they told of growing up surfing these waves as grommets.

Something extra special about fickle right hand point breaks.

You know what annoys me most about Kelly's wave pool? Not the wave itself, but the constant call backs, comparing, hashtags #betterthanawavepool, headline using crap that it has brought upon us in the news media and social media.

Nature is indeed a fickle thing.
As stated these points only break a few times a year, however, they have been
"on" three or four times in the last month or so.

Sssshhhhh, the lot of you.