Paddleboarding, Sunset Cruises & Fireworks July 4th weekend.
Century Club: Jon Deutsch
Twenty-four boats, including two Lasers, lined up under sunny skies and light winds for a distance race on the Piankatank this July 4th at Fishing Bay Yacht Club. With breeze holding steady around 5–6 knots from the NNE, the fleet saw a short postponement before starting under a single unified start. The course (#4) would take the fleet from Godfrey Bay – out around Stove Point and back. READ ON...
Paddleboarding Saturday and Sunday on Queens Creek.
Sailing on J42 Dianthus in PHRF fleet.
We had a classic Chesapeake spring day for the Open House Regatta — cool temperatures, clear skies, and a steady breeze out of the northwest at 6–10 knots. After crossing the finish, the fleet gathered for a raft-up with about a dozen boats tying together — a great chance to relax, catch up with friends, and relive the race.
Over the weekend, our crew aboard the J/42 DIANTHUS took part in a 20-nautical-mile race that started near Thomas Point Light and finished near Miles River Yacht Club.
Came for two days, only sailed for one of them. Broke my mast on the first day, got back out there with a new one in some challenging condition. Sunday the wind was in the high 20's around the time we'd be starting. The fleet sailed, I didn't.
Out for a Paddle with Jess before celebrating Mother's day with our mothers.
We had a beautiful day for the first ILCA Regatta at FBYC this year. 8 boats came for some shifty winds out of the NNW and clear sunny skies. Read on.