Fleet 19 Burgee Catalina 27, Fleet 19
Northern Chesapeake Bay

Fleet 19 of the Catalina 27 Sailing Association is a cruising fleet, operating in the Northern Chesapeake Bay. Our goal is to share our experiences sailing the Catalina 27 with others who enjoy this popular boat. We also enjoy sharing the skills we have developed on the Bay and on our boats with sailors that are new to the Bay or new to their boat.

Although we are chartered for Catalina 27 and 270, we also welcome sailors with boats of any size or brand to join Fleet 19 and to share in the fun.

Fleet 19 has monthly sailing activities from May through October. These day-long, weekend and longer cruises are designed to build skills and confidence in our boats and to enjoy the company of other sailors. We also have winter activities that keep us “sailing” through the off-season.

Look over the website and if you have any questions, feel free to contact us. We would be happy to have you join us on the Chesapeake Bay.

 

 

NEWS

-->Dues are due! 2008 dues were payable by the Spring meeting...we would like to see everyone join us for 2008. Send your checks and form in NOW to John Jennings. See your newsletter for the form and address. The dues have not been hit by inflation or an increase (unlike just about everything else!).

-->Sailing Season is Here!! More and more of our fleet members have "splashed in" to the water and are ready and rarin' to get out and go sailing....Are you out on the water yet? Do you have a funny "Splash in" or pre-Splash in story to tell (or even a "lessons learned" story?)...Send them in now to don_lynn@verizon.net....free editing with discretion. Heck, we can even set up a time for "dictation/editing" (otherwise know as "(you) Talk and (Lynn) Types" at Cheri Lynn either at her slip or while rafted up!

-->2008 Calendar is posted!! Click on the Fleet Calendar link at left and check out our fleet sailing schedule for 2008.



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Site last Updated 5/5/2008