Delecker Brücke (Möhnesee)

Delecker Brücke is an inland water-sports spot on the Möhnesee reservoir, used primarily for windsurfing and also suitable for wingfoiling when conditions and access are right. The wind is most often associated with westerly to south-westerly directions, and typical riding conditions are reported in the low-to-mid teens up to around the mid‑20s knots depending on the day. The launch setup is compact: a small meadow/rigging area is available, while water access is via a narrow stony beach/entry. Entry and launch conditions can change with water level—slippery stones near the shore, flooded access at high tide, and exposed hazards at very low levels are all specifically noted. Because the spot is next to Delecker Brücke, the bridge pillars are a major hazard area if you drift, and gusty turbulence near the bridge is also reported. On the rules side, a valid boating permit (Befahrensplakette) is required for windsurfing and sailing craft on the reservoir. Kitesurfing is strictly prohibited across the entire lake. There is also an operational safety constraint around right-of-way: the MS Möhnesee excursion boat has right of way, so arrivals and sessions should keep clear of vessel movements. Seasonally, best wind conditions are reported for late spring through early autumn, with providers also noting strong winds in spring/automn periods depending on front timing. Water temperatures vary widely through the year (from cold winter values to much warmer summer conditions), and wetsuit choice should reflect that seasonal range. Crowd patterns can be busy on windy weekends and during summer holidays due to other lake users.