July Bow Watch
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July Bow Watch
Beaufort Yacht & Sailing Club. . . www.byscnet.com MARK YOUR CALENDARS! t July 2015 July 17—Sunset Friday July 18th– Water Festival First Saturday July –21 Sunset Friday July 24th– Last Day of Camp July 26th-Water Festival Last Day July 31st Final Friday It typically just doesn’t get any busier at BYSC than the month of June. And it was no different this year! Congratulations to Sam Levin and the multitude of volunteers both on and off the water who made the 49th Lowcountry Regatta a huge success. We had a good turnout of competitors spread out over three race courses from south of the McTeer bridge to the “cut” north of the club. And as is normal, we provided the competitors with excellent shore support during launching and retrieval of their boats, fun but challenging wind and tide conditions in which to race, a great party on Saturday with live entertainment, and plenty of delicious eats all weekend long. And, as is always the case, the hospitality of the BYSC membership throughout the weekend was second to none. My personal THANK YOU to everyone that contributed – volunteers, sponsors, club staff, and race participants. But one regatta weekend does not in itself make for a full busy month – what did fill the month was another great Steak Night, really strong turnouts on ‘Sunset Fridays’, both the BYSC ‘Summer Camps’ and the Junior Sailing of Beaufort ‘Learn-To-Sail’ programs each week, another session of the Marine Corps “S.A.I.L.S.” program, and lots of activity at the pool, the docks, the cooking pavilions and the tennis courts. Something for everyone. Speaking of BYSC ‘Summer Camp’ – big kudos to Dylan and his staff. Many participants and their family members have commented to me and other members of the Board how well organized, interesting, educational and FUN camp is this year. Well done ! It is your club – come enjoy it - Chuck 60th Annual Beaufort Water Festival This weekend is the first weekend of the 6oth annual Beaufort Water Festival. The BYSC will be jumping with folks loading up to get out on the river and enjoying the club. A few quick reminders and announcements: The BYSC Face dock will be for loading and unloading On Saturday and Sunday both weekends, please refrain from long term dockage or boat repairs in that area. The Boat Ramp is tide specific and at dead low tide, launching is typically not possible, please plan according to tide. They BYSC dock and Ramp is for BYSC Member boats only. Any guests must be accompanied by a BYSC member. This includes the pool, clubhouse and tennis courts. Guests not accompanied by a member will not be allowed to park or use the facility. BYSC will be staffed to ensure that we all have a safe fun water festival. If you have any questions please contact the office. Hey YA’LL Water Festival is upon us and we are looking forward to some good times in the next week. Please remember that these are our busiest weekends here at the club and lots folks are heading out to enjoy the river. Lets all remember that manners and boating courtesy are as important on the ramp and dock as they are on the river. Dock space is first come first serve and I will do my best to accommodate everyone that I can. Please don’t leave engines up while docked. We are here to assist if you need anything just look for me or Mr. Chuck. Milledge Webb Junior Sailing of Beaufort (JSB) would like to thank all parents, sailors and counselors for making the JSB 2015 sailing camp our most successful ever. We had 92 sailors combined enrolled in our Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, Level 4, Learn to Race and Race Team programs. A special thanks to our dedicated counselors including our program director, Nathan Akers, Race Team Coach Caroline Attwood, counselors Megan Potter, Sally Key, Drummond Koppernaes and Conner Akers, and assistant counselor Walter Gnann. Good luck to Caroline Attwood who will be pursuing an Olympic campaign sailing in the 49erFX, and Walter Gnann who qualified for and will be sailing in the Chubb US Junior Championships on Martha’s Vineyard August 2-6. We would also like to thank the Beaufort Yacht and Sailing Club for their continuing generous support of the JSB sailing program without which JSB could not function. While JSB’s summer sailing camp is certainly one of our bigger sailing programs, junior sailing does not end there. JSB has a traveling race team sailing Lasers, 420s, Optis, and now O’Pen BICs at regattas all around the southeast region. BYSC runs a spring and fall series race with juniors sailing Lasers, 420s, Optis, O’Pen BICs and Sunfish. The BYSC fall series starts this Labor Day weekend with racing usually on Sundays at 2:00 PM. JSB boats are available for charter use for all of JSB sponsored events which includes the spring and fall series. JSB also sponsors the Beaufort High School and Beaufort Academy High School sailing teams. High school sailing practice starts up again this fall with Coach Peter Gamble and regularly scheduled practices on Fridays after school. We currently allow junior sailors from 7th grade and up to practice with the high school teams. Last season our high school teams were very successful with BHS placing 2nd in our region and qualifying for and sailing in the district championships in St. Petersburg FL. We hope to do even better this year. High School sailing is both fun and competitive with 502 schools registered to compete and 5000+/- sailors participating. If you know you want to keep your sailors sailing but don’t know how to make that happen contact us and we’ll help point your sailor in the right direction. Sail Fast! The Junior Sailing of Beaufort Board of Directors Boats for sale Grady White Adventure 208. 20’ LOA with cuddy cabin. This is a great boat for our waters and in superb condition. Only $23,500. You can pay $50-60k if you like for the same type of new boat but why do that when this boat is excellent for all conditions? I’ve been in the creeks in 24”, offshore to Charleston and Savannah and handled conditions nicely in choppy Port Royal Sound. 2009 Suzuki 225 hp, like new-only 210 hrs. Professionally maintained by Marv’s Mobile Marine. 1994 hull but these don’t show age if maintained well and this one is. Aluminum double axle trailer. Garmin 2010 chartplotter (large size for older eyes). Bimini with new (2014) plexiglass windows. Second bimini over rear cockpit-removable. Full top cover. (2) anchors and rodes (2) heavy duty fishing poles (6) lifejackets Cushions in cabin have been recovered. Porta potty (never used). VHF radio with fixed antenna. AM/FM/CD changer. Price is $23,500. See this fine boat at BYSC in back of the tennis courts. Call Frank Pontious for a sea trail, (c) 843-252-4900, (h) 843-522-3320, (e) fponti@islc.net. MC Scow #2047. Builder: Melges, built in 2000 Length: 16’ Fiberglass hull Aluminum mast and boom Boat in good condition with good racing record. All intact and race ready to sail tomorrow. (2) sails: older North Zmax and pretty good North ZAP. North Z1 also available. Good trailer. Seitec dolly also available. Top cover. Masthead flotation. Mast step replaced. Lifting bridle Price is $6,500. MC Scow #1472 for sale Built by Melges in 1992 Good Schurr sail Stored on older Sunfish trailer-not recommended MC scow road travel. Spars intact and never bent. Fair top cover $2,650 Frank Pontious 843-252-4900 Contact Frank Pontious at (c) 843-252-4900, (h) 843-522-3320, (e) fponti@islc.net. Stray Cat Is For Sale! Stray Cat is a Very Competitive PHRF Cruiser/Racing 1989 Catalina 22. Over 20 race wins, and multiple BYSC PHRF racing series wins + Ribaut Cup winner 2012, Dataw Island Race 2nd 2014. Upgrades and improvements too numerous to list here. Ready to race and win tomorrow! I have everything to return the boat back a fast cruiser. $7,500. Please call Everett Ballenger 843-521-7977. FOR SALE 1994 13’ Boston Whaler; low hour Yamaha 25 ; trailer $5125.00 Contact Bill Pendergraft 2521116 1990 Boston Whaler Montauk 17’ ; 90 hp Yamaha, $10,000 843-379-2096 Wayne Heath 1990’s 20’ Grady White, Yamaha 200, trailer $6000 Paul 524-3177 Touring Kayak, 16 foot, two water-tight compartments, paddle, $495. 838-5359 **please contact the office for any updates or changes on these boats for sale ** BYSC Premium Sponsors Adams Marine Seminars “Safety at Sea” Beaufort Course, Nov 2014 U.S.C.G. approved courses and classes 6 passenger, Masters, etc ADAMS MARINE SEMINARS 1-877-447-1950 P.O. BOX 99 BYSC Premium Sponsors Your exclusive Lowcountry dealership for Chris-Craft, Pathfinder, Hewes, Pioneer, Bulls Bay and Maverick. Craig Freeman 247 Robert Smalls Parkway Beaufort, SC 29902 522-2240 craig@barrierislandmarine.com Residential & Commercial 843.470.0700 • Burglar • Fire • Medical • Surveillance • Energy Mgmt Delivering the Connected Home Owner: Dave Roos www.Southern-Sentry.com