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March Woolie Boolie--Gallery A hopeful group of BSC sailors met at the Lake Oroville spillway ramp on a cloudy morning with intermittent light showers. The group on the tarmac helped one another set up and waited for the wind to arrive. Although it was always light, there was on small squall line that got boats planing and the catamarans hull in the air. New boats were a McGregor 24 and a Flying Scot. A windmill wound its way down from Reno and Wade got the red Thistle out of mothballs. Wood boats are just prettier. |
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![]() Waiting for the wind to fill and swapping stories. By the way, Lake Oroville is now an astonishing $13 per boat. |
The best part of sailing is the group of people who turn out. Water time is always special and it was interesting to see the various boats wander around the lake. The sun finally came out (killing the wind) and only the McGregor and the Flying Scot made it under the bridge. They had, of course, motors to get back home. It was another pleasant Late winter sail. |
Welcome
to the Butte Sailing Club website. We're a low-key group of sailors. We emphasize
recreational sailing and club-level racing. Our boats are trailerable
and range in size from ten to twenty-four feet. We emphasize that sailing
should be fun. Our focus is on sailing well while helping one another.
Water safety is our club's first priority. |
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Club Rules Rule #1: Any day on the water is better than a day ashore. Rule #2: The best boat is the one with you in it. |
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