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Jerry Tampa Bay and Sarasota Bay Sandbar parties 22' Prokat WA December 29, 2003 at 15:57:30 |
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Bob I Dont' have a favorite body of water. I am partial to the Potomac, the Atlantic, Virginia Tile water area, OuterBanks of NC, the Gulf of Mexico and the Chesapeake Bay. I own two home made plywood boats and a plastic canoe. Just getting out on the water is good enough for me. December 24, 2003 at 04:42:47 _____________________________________________________________________ We love our big-boat members but this club was built with you in mind Bob. Jim |
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Steve My wife and I own a 1998 28'Wellcraft Martinique with my wife's sister and her husband. We primarily boat on the Chesapeake Bay. December 24, 2003 at 04:26:19 |
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Grace Our favourite destination is Pendor Harbour and Desolation Sound up the coast from Vancouver. Very beautiful, warm waters, and we usually meet so many nice people along the way (many from the U.S.). We have a 32' Bayliner power boat. December 23, 2003 at 08:18:16 |
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Ted Relinda, my wife, and I sail a 37 Irwin CC on Charlotte Harbor, Fla. I have lived in Punta Gorda for 25 yrs and have been sailing now with my Best Mate for 13 years. In about 4 1/2 years we will be able to cut the land lines and get out of here for at least a year and then hopefully decide we like it well enough to move on board for good. Fair winds to all. December 22, 2003 at 21:43:49 |
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Peggy sailor for 5 years, charter mostly.willing to sail anywhere for two to three weeks. Can't remember how I found out about the club. December 22, 2003 at 19:14:20 |
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Pat My husband & I own a house boat at Sioux Harbor in Portage Des Sioux MO. December 22, 2003 at 13:36:07 |
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Chris HI We'er in Vancouer B.C. Candada. We have a 1969 21ft Searay cuddy
cabin I/O that has been restored and upgraded, love to cruise the coast and
indian arm. Hoping to find a sunrunner in need of help as our next project.
December 21, 2003 at 10:17:57 |
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Martin We cruise and race our Swiftsure 24 on Lake Okanagan out of Vernon BC. This time of year we dress up our sailboats in Christmas lights and cruise through the bay. Happy new year to ya all. December 19, 2003 at 22:32:52 |
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Gary My son and I fish the Chesapeake Bay and Offshore. We have a 11 meter Trojan Express with two 450 HP diesels. We will be using it for pleasure cruises and fishing. Name of our boat is "Weekend Hooker". December 19, 2003 at 19:03:54 |
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Al I have a 1981 Silverton 34 Classic Convertible. I keep it at the Oak Park Marina, on Sodus Bay, NY. We cruise the Lake Ontario area and venture at times into the Erie Canal. I am a member of the USPS, acting as Port Captain for Sodus Bay. December 18, 2003 at 03:38:10 |
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Ron My favorite body of water is Narragansett Bay. We have a cove we go to and raft up about 3-6 boats each weekend. I have a 37'Silverton. We are close to Newport,Block Island and Marthas Vineyard. I am also the Treasurer of a club by the name of Clam Harbor Yacht Club. We have a web site that you can go to by using clamharboryachtclub.com. December 17, 2003 at 14:02:36 |
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Richard We have a Cruiser's 3870. Our activities are the waters of Puerto Rico, St. Thomas and the British Virgin Islands. December 17, 2003 at 08:14:45 |
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Pete Hi all,this is a real cool site.My wife and I found the 40'houseboat that she helped her dad biuld in the late 70's.bought it from some people that let it get trashed pulled it out and completly rebiult it.now its our floating vacation cabin on pokegama lake in northern Mn.we now live in the Fl. panhandle where I started a dockside yacht repair service, I love boats and boating people that I have met everywhere. Happy boating everyone. December 17, 2003 at 07:14:55 |
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Mark Marina Manager at the Republic of Singapore Yacht Club ( 1826 ) Multihull nut, boating nut and generaly just nuts. December 16, 2003 at 17:13:18 |
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Gail My husband and I live on our sailboat in Biloxi,MS. We sail the Mississippi Sound and the Gulf of Mexico. We take extended sailing trips when we can down the west coast of Florida. Love the Keys. December 16, 2003 at 16:50:09 |
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Paul I boat on the south shore of Long Island out of Freeport,NY December 16, 2003 at 15:54:12 |
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Blaine Lake Winnebago Wi / Lake of the ozarks Mo 2002 Crown line bow rider. December 16, 2003 at 14:17:58 |
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Robin My boat a 1981 Hunter 27 is in St. Pete, Florida. I love to sail the Gulf coast from Tarpon Springs to Ft. Myers. My boat is now for sale as I don't have the time to drive down from Georgia and continue to pastor the church where I have been for 29 yrs. I sure will miss her. December 16, 2003 at 13:11:47 |
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N/AI've been a boater for over fifty years, on the Great Lakes. Presently
we own a 32ft Silverton flying bridge that we use to cruise Lake Huron, Lake St
Clair and the St Clair River. December 16, 2003 at 11:57:56 |
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Rick Hi Freinds, Most of my boating activity centers around fishing. I live in the northeastern corner of Connecticut, which gives me access to great trout and bass waters, as well as the Atlantic ocean, only about an hours drive away. I currently own two boats. One is what I call My "skinny" water boat used for freshwater lakes and ponds. The other is an 18' "Seasprite" runabout that I restored and retrofitted for fishing Narragansett Bay in Rhode Island. I have a lot of mechanical knowledge about boats and their systems, and would be happy to answer questions from members seeking to save a few dollars on repairs. December 16, 2003 at 03:49:04 |
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Capt. Lee Hey folks, been boating and fishing for thirty some years. Presently own 284 Amerosport but have had boats from 8 ft. to 42 ft both power and sail. Presently run the waters off Madeira Beach Fla. but put my time in on Lake Erie years ago. Hope to read a lot more here... found the site when checking out another site. December 16, 2003 at 00:52:28 |
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Peter Hello Captain! I sail a Hurley 9.5 motorsailer with my family in the Irish Sea, United Kingdom, from a picturesque place called the Menai Strait. Hope your members will look in their atlases to find our where it is! December 15, 2003 at 23:58:45 |
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Bob my wife and I enjoy canada's canal systems in our 27.5 bayliner, and spend 6 to 8 weeks a summer cruiseing different ones. December 15, 2003 at 20:53:18 |
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Robert B.W. is the Caribbean around the BVI's. We charter a sailboat almost every year and sail around Tortolla for a week in the Spring. We own a 40' Silverton convertable. We prefer sailing but, with children and a job, we need to get there and have some of the comforts of home. Our cruising area is LIS and BIS. Our favorite destination is Block Island. Our POC is Mystic, CT The vessel name is "Low Restistance" - our business is audio/video electronics. If you see us, stop by and say hello! December 15, 2003 at 17:38:46 |
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Dennis own a 28 luhrs and a 13 boston whaler that i use to fish and cruise on Narragansett bay here in Rhode Island. December 15, 2003 at 15:50:07 |
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Fred f.b.w. - Florida northern gulf coast. Sailboat is a Ralph Munroe designed 23 foot centerboard ketch. Power boat is a 22 foot Sportcraft wac, used for fishing the gulf. Also numerous canoes and kayaks. December 15, 2003 at 15:41:08 |
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Capt. Mike I didn't think of myself as a skipper or captain until I made my last solo cruise. I have heard that the act of simply casting off your dock lines and returning safely to secure them again makes a sailor. You can acquire credentials through the Coast Guard, but becoming captain requires that you obtain real experience on the open water. That is how I make my claim of being captain. I've been sailing since I was twelve. Thus, I have become adept at handling a boat and meeting the basic criteria as a sailor of both powered and sailing vessels. In November, I cast off on a four day voyage in my twenty-three foot sloop to journey from Washington, NC to Ocracoke Island, NC. The course required navigating across the Pamlico Sound, negotiating a channel into an unknown harbor and making the return trip. I did this with an old chart and a compass. The voyage was completed safely without a VHF radio, no GPS, no autopilot or other electronic wizardry only the basic USCG equipment and adequate provisions. I want labor through all of the particulars and some may see this as a minor feat. However, those that have made such a voyage will understand the sense of accomplishment that follows such an adventure and realizing that there is more to being a captain than handling a boat. It is a feeling of pride that comes from realizing that you have joined a speci! al group known as mariners. Those of us that challenge the open water with an eye on the horizon and a hand upon the tiller. I don't intend to cast disparity upon the lake bound. You may have a way to make your claim. You should make the journey because it is all about attitude and adventure. __________________________________________________________________ Thanks Captain. It's great to have you on-board! |
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Jimmy First, I am glad to hear from you. My wife Ann and I are both retired and live on Lake Sinclair in Putnam County Ga. It is about 15,000 acre's with 500 miles shoreline. We also have a small place on the coast below Savannah. We enjoy fishing the lake but we like offshore fishing the Atlantic the best. I hold a Coast Guard License. We have a 20' dual console with outboard that we use for the lake and inshore fishing and a 25' cabin with dual I/O that we use offshore fishing and just crusing. I found your web when looking for a printable calander several years age. Even thought I had not heard from you for sometime I continued to check your web site. I enjoy reading what other boaters are doing. I think that boater safety education and boat handling and rules of the road education are much needed on our waters. We do not need more rules, just learn and enforce those existing. You have great web site and continue the good work. Captn. J December 15, 2003 at 13:29:24 ___________________________________________________________________ Thanks Captain J!! |
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Jim Jim: Sorry to hear about your Mom. Lost my Mom 3 yrs ago, tough road. I have a 34ft Morgan and ply Lake Michigan, April-Oct. Then I ice skate. I have that card (remember) We have to put Numbers on them and register with some nat'l assoc of Yacht Clucs and that would seal the deall I used twice, but got exposed at Chicago Yacht Club, but they let me in anyway, but we're on the right track. regards Jim Tomlinson from the Chicago Area. December 15, 2003 at 12:05:39 ______________________________________________________________________ Folks this man is a brave soul who tried out a membership card. As you can see with mixed results. Sometimes the transition from the internet to the bricks and mortar world is a long trip. But, as our membership grows it will be hard for any yacht club to ignore us. Thanks Jim Jim |
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Roger My family and I boat on the Illinois river in the central Illinois area. We have a 2655 Bayliner Ciera and I am a member if the U. S. Power Squadron. December 15, 2003 at 11:42:14 __________________________________________________________________ Roger, thank you for your great service to boating safety! |
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Cathy We have a 32' Trojan and we boat the Columbia and Willamette Rivers on Oregon. We boat year around and even Christmas Ship. I found AVYC by accident and am really glad I did ! You are doing a great job. _________________________________________________________________________ Bless you Cathy...Thanks for your kind words. High praise from a real recreational boater you represent what this site is all about! Jim |
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Bill I am renewing as per your request. I have a Hunter 22 and sail on the INdian River abd Atlantic hear in Fl Retired Navy (avaition) new to sail boats but have had a love afair with the sea since Mby Dick was a monnow. December 15, 2003 at 08:59:43 |
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David I live in Huntington Beach , keep my 30 ft sailboat in Long Beach. December 15, 2003 at 08:49:05 |
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Jim Currently own a Pearson 365 Ketch rigged sailboat which is sailed primarily on the Chesapeake Bay with an occasional cruise to The Bahamas. December 15, 2003 at 05:39:38 |
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Norm HI, I BOAT ON THE MISSISSIPPI, ILLINOIS AND OHIO RIVERS INTO THE TENNESSEE AND THE TENN-TOM I HAVE A 25' DIESEL CRUISER, SLEEPS 4 FOUND YOUR CLUB LOOKING FOR JOKES FOR A POWER SQUADRON DINNER THAT I HOSTED December 14, 2003 at 20:30:22 |
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DOM My wife and I own a 28' Bayliner ciera sunbridge. We boat the Sacramento/San Joaquin delta year round. Each summer we tow to San Pedro and launch for Catalina Island. This year we spent 5 weeks living on the boat,cruising and gunk-holing. This is one of our favorite pastimes. Fishing, diving & exploring, & relaxing on our boat about sums it up. Haven't taken time to e-mail you yet, but do read the newsletter start to finish and enjoy the news. Thanks for carrying us as members. __________________________________________________________________ That's the great thing about the All Vounteer Yachtr Club...You may participate at whatever level you like. Thanks Jim |
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Alan I have been an avid boater for quite some time now and cruise my Avanti along the Tennessee River and it's tributaries, we've recently competed another 400 mile trip and are in the planning stages of our next adventure...our boat "the divine MISS T " has now logged over 4300 miles and we have enjoyed meeting some of the most colorful people in the world along these waterways. Our homeport is now Gold Point Yacht Harbor, located a few miles up-stream from Chattanooga,Tn. If your travelling along this waterway & see us give us a shout... I found the AVYC while browsing the net one night & at once signed up... I feel that Capt.Jim has accomplished a web presence for the boaters out there that he should be VERY proud of and when available I want to be the one to purchase the very first burgee to fly on the bow of our boat...my hats off to ya' Jim on Lake Chickamauga. December 14, 2003 at 14:28:10 ____________________________________________________________________ Thanks Alan for the kind words and for being such a supportive member! I hope to have a bugee in 2004! Jim |
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Cap'n Dan Ahoy from the Whitsunday Islands -- the heart of Australia's Great Barrier Reef. I'm a Ship Master and Yachtmaster. Traditional ships are my favourite. December 14, 2003 at 13:51:06 |
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Jerry & Sue We do most of our boating on three lakes that are inter-linked by the Trent-Severn Canals-Simcoe, Chouchaching and Georgian Bay. December 14, 2003 at 13:08:43 |
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David We have a 270SD Sea Ray and use as a weekend cruiser on both the Fresh water lakes in NC & SC and we ofter truck it to Charleston or Hilton Head SC, Savannah or Jeckly IS GA or the Florida Keys. We love cruising. December 14, 2003 at 12:08:27 |
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AlI've been a member, re-signing up- I live aboard (33ft Carver) and boat
the Columbia and Willamette Rivers (Portland, Oregon) All my boating experience
has been power boats but the love of my life came with a 30ft sloop, and she is
willing to teach me how to sail. We are just waiting for warmer weather.
December 14, 2003 at 11:24:33 |
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Al I've been a member, re-signing up I live aboard (33ft Carver) and boat the Columbia and Willamette Rivers (Portland, Oregon) All my boating experience has been power boats but the love of my life came with a 30ft sloop, and she is willing to teach me how to sail. We are just waiting for warmer weather. December 14, 2003 at 11:24:33 |
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CHUCK My wife Marcia and I do our boating on the Tennesse River in Chattanooga. We have a Chapparrel,Sign. 31, 1997year. We belong to a local boat club and do alot of cruising with them and by ourselves. December 14, 2003 at 10:37:10 |
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Ad My wife and I shared duties aboard a Classic Plastic 1963 Cascade 29. This boat was built in Portland, Oregon by Cascade Yachts. It is an ocean going somewhat trailerable 8500lbs displacement sloop. Comfortable for 4 with a galley, dinette, marine head,vberth and 2 quarter berths. We sail on a large resevoir in Northern California ( Trinity Lake ) and for 7 weeksevery summer in Puget Sound and Canadian waters to the north. I have one 5 day North Pacific trip through a mid summer storm from Port Angeles Washington to Crescent City California. My goal is to increase to several months a year in Puget Sound. December 14, 2003 at 10:33:38 |
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Michael I work, my wife works, we own a sail boat and one day we would love to find some time to SAIL. thanks to sites like yours help keep us in touch with the sailing world. We found your site while surfing. December 14, 2003 at 10:22:12 |
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Greg I enjoy boating at the Jersey Shore, Barnegat Bay area. I own a Regal Commodore 2765 that my wife and family really enjoy. I found this web site while looking for a boaters club. December 14, 2003 at 09:11:32 |
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CaptFred CaptFred of Dolphin Harbor on the Chain of Lakes! 26' Crest Family fisherman, allways looking for company. Chain of Lakes tours!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Kevin We LOVE to hang out on the boat at The Lake of the Ozarks...and have for over 40 years! I've been a "Zarker" since I was 3! It's a couple of hours from home but well worth the trip almost every weekend (65079). Come see us. December 14, 2003 at 08:34:14 |
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Jim Member of The Parkersburg Yacht Club in Parkersburg WV. A 90 plus member club that has been promoting safe and fun boating for almost 30 years. We boat the Little Kanawha and Ohio Rivers . December 14, 2003 at 08:14:05 |
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Spencer Sailing is the pasion--own Endevour32(322)-Sail MS Sound/ Northern Gulf of Mexico-- December 14, 2003 at 08:03:51 |
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| ****************************************************************** Member: George Firefighter Ladder 157 in Brooklyn during the winter. From May to October I work in Marine 3, a 26ft Boston Whaler with twin 150hp Yamahas, Marine 3 covers all of Jamaica Bay, Lower Hudson, Rareton Bay, Kill Van Kull and up to 7 miles off shore if needed. Marine 3 responded to the world Trade Center due to proximaty to water. http://myboatclub.com/Spankyupdate.htm **************************************************************** December 14, 2003 at 07:58:53 |
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Michael I live in Florida and I like boating in the Gulf. I have a dream of woning a bigger boat so I can sail THE LOOP. December 14, 2003 at 07:10:40 |
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Joe I live in the Mid-Hudson Valley of New York and do most of my boating on the Hudson.River. For those of you that have never done the Hudson you are missing the best kept secrets about NY. It is a must. We have a 20' Forewinns C/C right now but are we are selling her and looking for something bigger. In the 26 - 28' range. I spend most of my day at work on the water also. I work of the Army Corp of Engineers in NY and oversee most of the dredging operations in New York Harbor, Long Island and New Jersey Federal Waterways. It's a Great job. I get to do what I love (be on the water) and get paid for it. The down side is that most of the dredging is done in the winter. But the way I look at it a bad day on the water is better than a good day in the office! December 14, 2003 at 06:51:47 |
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Bob Have been boating on Lake Erie, Inland Lakes and Rivers, along with the East Coast and ICW and Gulf of Mexico for the past 50+ years, and am still enjoying it VERY much. I have also done a little boating in Europe. My favorite place is Georgian Bay. I have a Baha Cruisers Sportfisher and a Grumman Center Console that is trailerable, and is just right for exploring ALL those beautiful Canadian lakes. (which we do every summer). I also have a 10.5 ft. Achilles with a 9.9 h.p. Merc. that goes nicely into the trunk of the car when we are traveling to areas where we've never been before. Most places usually have some type of water that can be explored, and we have had grrrrreat times doing that. Keep up the good work with AVYC! December 14, 2003 at 05:16:51 ______________________________________________________________________ Thanks Bob...Very much! Jim |
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Frank Retired. Working part time at Boaters` World. Like to boat in the Keys. Catch lobsters and just be on the water. Don`t remember how I found you. December 14, 2003 at 04:51:27 |
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Jim and Debbie First, and above all, our condolences. It's a voyage we all must take. Both Debbie and I have been where you are and understand the way it is for those of us left behind. We were unsure if we should continue with the rest of the page after entering our E mail (computers and I have been at war for a while) and decided to err on the side of safety as we insist on continuing with the club. In January we will lay the keel for a Bruce Roberts Offshore 44 (plans in hand, but will probably skip the virgin sacrifice). Pictures and prose to follow. Our best wishes for a peaceful Holiday. Jim and Debbie December 14, 2003 at 04:46:12 ______________________________________________________________________ Well, I'm sure glad you continued. Thanks for the kind word. I look forward to your update!! |
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Bernie Member of the Canadian Power and Sail Squadron. We are a Volunteer group teaching safe boating in Canada http://www.cps-ecp.org |
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| Member: Bill Have been boating on Barnegat Bay & Chesapeake waters since 1984. Have a 28' Rinker 'V'. Commodore (We have a Nautical Awards Program). Joined AVYC in 2000 after receiving award on recommendation of SailToons (now closed). Love the concept and newsletter. December 14, 2003 at 02:39:36 ___________________________________________________________ Great to hear from you Bill and thanks for bestowing on AVYC your award! We will display it proudly on our Awards Page! |
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Gil Tampa Bay/Fl. West Coast . December 14, 2003 at 01:15:30 |
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Jerry 21' Angler .. I fish mostly between Back River and the Bay Bridge Tunnel I work for the sportsmans magazine www.thesportsmansmag.com heard about the site via my friend Capt. Pattrick Cuddy. December 13, 2003 at 22:24:58 |
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Jef We bought a new pontoon last year and spent the summer rediscovering Lake Martin in central Alabama. Both the pontoon and the fishing boat motor are new four cycles and we hope not to harm the lake anymore. We have one of the cleanest lakes in the country and want to keep it that way. December 13, 2003 at 21:19:04 |
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Dave I'm 64 and love small runabouts 15 to 21 ft. long,mostly fishing, but am Disabled now( Terminal) and fish off a pier. I still have a lot of dreams though. December 13, 2003 at 21:11:59 |
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Lyn Comet Bay in Mandurah Western Australia. December 13, 2003 at 21:08:24 |
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Art Loved sailing in Lake Erie until I lost the use of my leg. Still like to hear other's tales of Lake or ocean sailing even tho I'm in FL.now. I'm not cold anymore! December 13, 2003 at 20:25:34 |
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Ken Hi, I have Tanzer 22 sailboat. My Marina is on the Nanticoke River in Maryland's eastern shore. December 13, 2003 at 17:34:16 |
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Norm(Member Update) I have cruised Florida, the keys and the Bahamas for three to four months in the winter for approximately 12 trips most of that time I had a 1982 Freedom 25 cat sloop with an outboard engine. I now have a 1976 Albin 25 trawler with sail. It is the perfect vessel for the shallow waters in the area that I cruise. I wish I had this boat from the start. My wife and I both love to travel by water and injoy the million dollar view when ever we drop the hook. I store it on a trailer on the east coast of Florida in the Ft. Pierce area. I keep a heavy tarp over it through the summer when I return to my home is in Colorado. December 03, 2003 at 08:40:08 |
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Robert We boat in Wisconsin on Lake Michigan during the summer and we winter in Haines City, Fl. We are planning a trip this coming summer but don't know where yet, all I know is it will be on Lake Michigan. We have a 33' Carver . Friday, November 28, 2003 at 19:03:36 |
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Jim and Debbie (Member Update) With the holidays upon us, thought we would post a note wishing all a joyous and safe Christmastide. We safely completed our first season on the Gulf and are already planning for further explorations when we get the hull wet again in January. Anyone with a trailer boat who spends their time as I did on the lakes of the interior owes it to themself to plan a vacation to the blue water. With a little careful planning even a small craft like our Catalina 22 can venture out where the dolphin play. We have, and it was the highlight of a season filled with highlights (including one memorable night we dallied late and returned to port by the dark of the moon, playing tag with the barrier islands trusting in our GPS and my wife's sense of direction to put us past the breakwater slam on target). Tuesday, November 25, 2003 at 18:21:28 |
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Capt Bob Live on and boat on the waters of Charlotte Harbor in south west Florida. Interest is now in canoes and kayaks. Friday, November 21, 2003 at 14:05:30 |
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Shirley An avid ocean-water fan, anywhere. We live at the "beach", operate a b&b at White Rock Pier in British Columbia and a member of our local sail co-op with six sailboats moored at our pier. Also spent the last five years active in Canadian Power & Sail Squadrons, at the local & district levels. My Captain & I simply love the Sea! Thursday, November 13, 2003 at 08:42:42 |
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Dave I'm a renewing member - lost my e-mail acct for a while. Skipper of a Capri 22 sailboat. Central NY is my home port but would like to move to ocean (East coast?) to buy and liveaboard a 36 footer ( or thereabouts; haven't bought it yet). Very interested in hearing about other liveaboards and bluewater cruisers. Monday, November 10, 2003 at 17:59:15 ____________________________________________________ Welcome back Dave! |
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Bob We thats my family and I boat out of Boston Harbor We go both north and south of BH (Maine to Road Island). All ways looking for people to boat with. We have a 1992 cruisers 3070. Found your web sight msn search... Saturday, November 01, 2003 at 17:50:06 |
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