To promote the appreciation of sailing and foster a community and culture committed to advancing both sailing and sailing education in the Juneau area.
Come have a pint and hear from Denise Wiltse talk about her experience sailing the North Sea, from Sweden to the United Kingdom. The weather was consistently unstable, the route ever changing, but a bond developed among the crew that holds strong to this day.
The 2025 SEAS Board of Directors has been approved:
Commodore: Nick Waldo
Vice Commodore: Anthony Crupi
Treasurer: Andrew Dunmire
Secretary: Craig Wilson
Rating Chair: Brian Lieb
At Large: Denise Wiltse, Sean Boily, Rick Edwards, Dave D'Amore
The weekend was shaping up to be a great one. After the wet and cold July, the crew of Haiku was really looking forward to some sunny sailing, a beach party, and some great camaraderie on the hook at Ad Cove. The forecast called for some light westerlies, which, as every Juneau sailor knows means there will be some decent breeze on the backside of Douglas, and probably some sunny weather.
Leg 1 (Saturday)
Starting in Favorite Channel at 9:30 a.m. between the Committee boat and the North light on Portland Island (an imaginary line bearing 195 magnetic to, and within ½ mile of the mark), proceed north, keeping Strauss Rock to starboard, into Saginaw Channel, rounding Pt. Retreat into Lynn Canal, finishing in Funter Bay on an imaginary line bearing 62 magnetic, and within a ½ mile of Clear Point.
After one of the wettest July's that anyone can remember, August arrived along with the sun. Just in time for the August 3, Skipper's choice.