All SEAS boats must have a rating assigned by the SEAS Club Handicapper. SEAS is sponsoring a sail measuring night to support all members in getting the information needed to determine the boat handicap. Bring your largest flying headsail, and the sails that you normally use for racing (mainsail, genoa).
Join Southeast Alaska Sailing for a sailor talk discussing how to prepare and complete your boat haulout. This talk will feature experienced SEAS members discussing how to prepare materials, source items such as bottom paint, what to expect at the lift, and how to plan your stay in the yard to be effective at completing all the tasks while the boat is out of the water.
Sailor Talk #2 was a night of story sharing among SEAS members and talk about an Atlantic adventure.
Join SEAS for the second Sailor Talk of the season on February 20th, 6-8pm at the Silverbow Back Room.
SEAS had a really good turn out tonight for Sailor's Talk. I didn't count heads but I would imagine there were a dozen people there including new boat owners as well as new crew members. Jim Mahan gave a presentation on the upcoming Spirit of Adventure Around Admiralty Race with some lively discussion by those of us who've done the race and those who want to do it. Our Commodore, Sean Boiley, went over the PIYA safety requirements for the SEAS Cup series and the Admiralty race, which are located at this link.