A bunch of keys has been found in the gents’ changing room on Sunday evening
Congratulations to Andy and Phil on winning the GP14 Northern Championship at Bolton this weekend
Meanwhile in sunny Bassenthwaite, crews filled their water bottles and donned sunglasses, eye shades and sun screen to compete in three of our long series fleet races.… Read full article “Car key”
There was a better wind than forecast to greet the fleet of 26 boats in today’s Laser open, and with the sun breaking through the clouds from time to time it was a pleasant day.
For a change the general wind direction was fairly steady, though there were some shifts on the water for sailors to contend with.… Read full article “Laser Open”
A limited number of crews turned up to view the light conditions but, as the wind was fading, no one was keen to rig. So the OD hoisted Flag N and competitors prepared for the early meal being prepared by Val.… Read full article “Night Jar 6”
It was yet another superb Thursday evening. But a fairly strong easterly wind was blowing before the start and the Safety Officer felt there should be two safety boats out for which he and Martin provided crew prevented both of them from racing. … Read full article “Night Jar 5”
This Saturday 12th May 2018 we are encouraging newcomers to get on the water. Visitors can try out single handed sailing dinghies, double handed boats, kayak, rowing boat, keel boat … all free.
They will be able to park in our ample grounds, have a picnic, go for a stroll, buy snacks and drinks, and admire the glorious views over Bassenthwaite Lake and surrounding mountains.… Read full article “Push The Boat Out”
The stand in Bates helm realised tonight that the Bates drifts if you don’t let out a lot of rope for the anchor….
With the winds heavier than forecast it looked to be an exciting race. The OD had opted for a course of 0-A-4-1 to give some reaches and try out the new buoy for A.… Read full article “Night Jar 2”
It was cold out there. Very cold! Especially for Joe who capsized early in the first beat. Thought of retiring?But No – I’m the Sailing Secretary and must show them who’s who!
It was John Reekie who led the fifteen starters at the windward mark.… Read full article “Night Jar 1”
Entries are now open for The ONE Bassenthwaite Lake Sailing Week 2018.
The Bass Week team have been hard at work for many months to ensure that this years regatta will provide both members and visitors with yet another excellent event.… Read full article “Entries Now Open”
The forecast southerly struggled to come to fruition. Sale Fell seemed to dominate whatever breeze might be available as there were many shadows and the wind came and went from numerous directions.
A fleet of 18 boats made the most of the occasional flurries of wind in the first race, but the outlook was bleak and the race shortened after the second beat.… Read full article “No April Showers Today!”
It is with great sadness that we have learned of the sudden passing of long term member Jim Christie who sailed regularly with grand daughter Poppy.
Jim’s funeral service was held at Carlisle Crematorium on Monday 9th April 2018
Our thoughts are with his wife Ann, grand daughter Poppy, and the rest of Jim’s family at this sad time.