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Originally Posted by Rodan'sWings
Rick , Ive got a delivery job over in Boynton Beach tomorrow/Weds. forecasts saying 20-30 SE with 4' waves. Thinking about bringing my GK Sonic 11m. I want to try Jupiter inlet real bad.....any tips? I hope its not going to be stormy!
-Phil
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Hello Phil,
Delray might be the easiest and closet launch. You know the spot at the south end of the public beach about 1 mile south of Atlantic Avenue and just south of Casurina.
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=seagat...03819&t=k&om=1
A bit further north is a park about 3/4 mile south of the Boynton Inlet.
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=seagat...03819&t=k&om=1
There is south of the inlet itself but the beach there is guarded so I wouldn't try to launch on the public portion. HIGHFLYN rides up that way pretty often and could provide some more specific info.
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=seagat...07639&t=k&om=1
Regarding Jupiter, most of the guys launch about 1 mile to the north of the Juno Pier in Juno.
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=e...03819&t=k&om=1
I am not sure what the story is with Jupiter Inlet as the south end has lifeguards. The north end covered up with expensive homes. I suspect you might have to walk in from a long way away.
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=e...15278&t=k&om=1
I am not quite sure what the waves will be doing with stronger SE winds. With stronger N to NE we can pickup some great swells at all the locations, particularly Boynton Inlet south of the channel. Let us know how it goes and have fun!
NB- watch out for squalls, there is no shortage of violent storms these days. We had a gust spike to about 55 mph early this morning, another one hit about an hour ago with wind running up into the 40's. I would check color radar, on your cell phone if possible,
Still radar image
http://www.news12now.com/weather_doppler_post.shtml
Radar loop
http://www.news12now.com/weather_dop...oop_post.shtml