No camping and Locked gate

Green cans ?

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Fair enough too if his land is being trashed, show some respect fellas!

terry is this a place with a sign on the gate that says private property no camping or somewhere further from Lincoln? who are these wankers that trash such a natural place and ruin what makes these places so special. They definitely dont deserve a spot in the lineup if they treat the surroundings like that.

Jeez, this makes me mad when people don't treat the coastline with respect. Sorry to hear about the issues Terry.

We've had trouble free access for years. A few locals wanna make a buck or see their name in lights via the Internet world and the iPhone strapped city slickers follow. They would not know which end of the shovel to use to bury their turds let alone carry one at all. This minority is ruining it for everyone else. Most travelling surf crew are very conscious of cleaning up and not damaging the area. Its a fragile cliff area and private farm land. Plenty of well equipt legal camping nearby and it's a short walk. All good. Play on

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True caml, some of the beach fisherman on the back beaches down here think nothing of leaving empty bait bags and old fishing line all over the beach. It's easy to pick up a few bits of rubbish on your way back up to the car park.

Dick heads fuk it for everyone...no respect and when caught should be publicly humiliated and that includes dopey fishermen.

goofyfoot wrote:

True caml, some of the beach fisherman on the back beaches down here think nothing of leaving empty bait bags and old fishing line all over the beach. It's easy to pick up a few bits of rubbish on your way back up to the car park.

Most of those people back near you goofy are the shit of Europe , who have no idea how to look after a natural environment . Then pretend not to know English or play the racial abuse card when you bail them up .
On a different note , Jeff you reading this !! Happy now ?!?

No fishing near the break area. Only on a close by beach. Don't worry camel you will get to know it cause you and your mates will be walking from there

southey wrote:

goofyfoot wrote:

True caml, some of the beach fisherman on the back beaches down here think nothing of leaving empty bait bags and old fishing line all over the beach. It's easy to pick up a few bits of rubbish on your way back up to the car park.

Most of those people back near you goofy are the shit of Europe , who have no idea how to look after a natural environment . Then pretend not to know English or play the racial abuse card when you bail them up .
On a different note , Jeff you reading this !! Happy now ?!?

Yeah it's so frustrating Southey when you get in trouble for taking your dog down the beach to have a run around while you're surfing but the rangers don't seem to give a stuff about the rubbish left all over the beach.

No fishing near the break area. Only on a close by beach. Don't worry camel you will get to know it cause you and your mates will be walking

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I never realised south oz had such good waves until I started following a few south oz locals on Insta! Wow

Times have changed eh

drjeffy-mrhyde whats going on over there bruz

So the farmers gonna build a surf camp and charge people under the guise of coastal management well played ask him if he needs a website developer?

Good work to the farmers, fuck them all off and make them walk the queen's chain.
Here here Mr Farmer keep it real champ;)

Plenty of breaks are on private farmland and require a walk. Dry your eyes. Give your iPhone a good charge put your board under your arm and walk ten minutes.
Ps remember a water bottle and sunscreen and enjoy

Ok will do DDoc . The walk is more like a km , rugged terrain , deadly snake plague in rocky scrub country walk & cliff to climb down , might be easier to go elsewhere

terry-tuff wrote:

southey wrote:

goofyfoot wrote:

True caml, some of the beach fisherman on the back beaches down here think nothing of leaving empty bait bags and old fishing line all over the beach. It's easy to pick up a few bits of rubbish on your way back up to the car park.

Most of those people back near you goofy are the shit of Europe , who have no idea how to look after a natural environment . Then pretend not to know English or play the racial abuse card when you bail them up .
On a different note , Jeff you reading this !! Happy now ?!?

Let's not point fingers.... ..!.

No fingers Tez ,
Just reminding someone why it isn't wise to openly invite ANYONE and everyone with Internet rection to come and hang out like knob heads .
The other part of the post is at place in Vic . Which today I saw that someone landed a sizey tuna nearby , and no less than 300 " let's call them enthusiastic rec fishers " that fuck local snapper fishing for everyone else responded to a social network image in an hour by most likely raping and pillaging the area this weekend .
The realities are really well paralleled , people who aren't used to hangin in sensitive environments have no idea how to behave in areas as such . I'm clearly looking Nth with this , ( NSW & QLD , semi pros ...... ) and then I'll go further to say that modern electrical devices will be the death of remote , easy going locales .

Good point southey, I was surprised when I got talking to a local beach fisherman the problem the internet creates for them and let's not forget fishing shows. Least with surf the waves are there the next day after the rape and pillage, but the fish not so.

i dont use a phone and am losing my keenness on the net each day as i see it being abused by all and sundry. too easy for everyone.
there was nothing like the excitement a surf or camping safari felt like. I always asked permission, always performed little ceremony to thank the area for having me and after i left, u would not have known i was there. it was a sacred event, now its a bragathon and sure people want to go to magic spots, but it's about respect.
Has anyone noticed the syrian refugee crisis as u see them walking through fields of left behind rubbish, but they are all carrying plastic bags, not one filled and tied with rubbish- lack of respect, humans need a reminder in this very important process-respect for yourself- your fellow beings and your environment.

Thee farmer has agreed to place a few cabins on site overlooking the break it's the next surfing and fishing paradise an oasis in the desert.

Take a leaf from Ron's book... He'll tell you what it was like before he took on his lease at cactus.This is not some modern day phenomenon .

I was there in that last little run of the right angled swell and winds for the arvo and just south of the carpark a family from one of the nearby towns setup camp for the night. I know them and they'd look after it however begs the question about where the froth is coming from is it local crew or tourists... Seems like tourists / unknowns are getting the blame so lock the gate keep em out but maybe the issue is closer to home anbd something that can be resolved pretty quick. Either way surely a call up to the gate keeper(s) with a sincere appology and commitment to not breaking the rules again would suffice? The sign on the gate hasnt changed in 25yrs and from what I can tell everyone been playing by the rules..

bobhawke wrote:

Take a leaf from Ron's book... He'll tell you what it was like before he took on his lease at cactus.This is not some modern day phenomenon .

Back when my old man first went to Cactus in the mid-late 60's, it was called Rosella Point because of all of the discarded tinned soup cans.

Rosella Pt gets a mention in a piece in Nullabour Net.

udo wrote:

Rosella Pt gets a mention in a piece in Nullabour Net.

So does my old man! (although, the facts have been somewhat exaggerated over the years)

Thats fucked not hard to find out who was there today...Bitch slap time !

Agree TT re respecting the land and not suggesting changing the sign either although it might have read that way.. Hope its there and adequately effective for another 25..

Small wave today there . Been small there a few times lately but hasn't been big for months . See the pattern ? Small waves = theyre the culprits

Doubt anyone whose seen the justice system in that town in action would have cut it and stuck around to surf camel.

Ok well it seems when theres small waves theres been visits . Obviously over the last month as well as today. I guess they didn't cut wire then surf ?

Ben i've heard it called worse! all the same that is interesting. First time i went over to south oz was back in 2000 , me and my mates were just kids broadening our horizons , some of the stories Ron had told us of crew from the seventies setting up like some kind of shanty town with all manor of crap discarded haphazardly and all the native fauna as fragile and sparse as it was , decimated. Ron has done a first class job of regenerating and setting up an eco friendly camp. I've had many a good session in and around those parts , i haven't been back for some time now..... but hold those memories close, I hope Ron is still around.... a true blue champion!

The Bells Beach car park bushes are permanently full of turds and paper yet there is a perfectly good toilet there .... lazy bastards can't walk 50 metres to take a dump. Its seems its the same everywhere you go on the coast around big cities.

I pick up rubbish off beaches regularly and its amazing what is washed up. On offshore days the rubbish is still there and 99% of surfers will walk pass it and not think about picking it up.How about giving back?

Many fishos are in a category of there own. Dropped bait bags, discarded line, cigarette butts, drink cans .... I once cleaned up the mess around a group of fishos and it didn't register with them at all what I was doing.

Respect is the word and giving something back. It doesn't hurt to pick up other people's rubbish, even sometimes.

On farms and gates ...... there are 2 places I surf. One is pretty much open to all and it seems to have worked well, not that far from very crowded waves. The other is well down the country and you have to be personally known by the farmer to get onto his property.