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That’s right, suddenly there is only two months to go until the 2026 Inverloch Classic Wooden Dinghy Regatta and the start of the celebrations of 70 years of the Australian Sailfish. And somehow we have to squeeze Christmas, New Year and summer holidays in as well!
Getting your entry in early will really help the South Gippsland Yacht Club with their organising, plus d...
All winter Chris has been working away, locked in his turret, checking and cross-checking the Building Instructions to make sure they are as current and correct as we can make them.
But don’t panic, your current BI are still just fine! These are all just fairly minor changes and corrections. The changes cover:
Looking for that special Christmas present? Or maybe you are already thinking about a project for next winter? Then if you are in the Greater Sydney area you are in luck.
Australian Sailfish 746 has become available. This is one that needs a small amount of work (things like new stays, chainplates, a couple of bungs, a coat or two of varnish) to be at it’s best back on...
As is always the case, the Cairn Curran Sailing Club was fantastic, looking after everyone well in what were pretty ordinary conditions while still running a great weekend. The reservoir is pretty low at the moment after a few dry years but there was still enough water for some good sailing.
And now the weekend is run, the report is in and you can read all about it her...
Jack Carroll and Australian Sailfish number 2 Debonair at the 2019 Inverloch Classic Wooden Dinghy Regatta.
Jack and his good mate Bruce Scott are the co-designers of the Australian Sailfish. Bruce’s boat was number 1, Little Osprey, and had a lower aspect rig with a shorter luff and a longer foot to the sail. A photo of that boat at Albert Park featured as the header ...
