Gunkholling San Diago

[Rick Clark]

Anyone out there that can comment on sailing the Bay and just hanging out, Rules and Reg.
Thanks Rick smile.gif

[Thorne]

If you don't get any good responses let me know, as there are several Yahoo groups for small boats that have some SD folks as active posters.

My boating / watersports activities there was FAR too long ago, and you want current info and locations.

[ 11-23-2005, 09:06 PM: Message edited by: Thorne ]

[StevenBauer]

Do you know about the SCSBMS? Southern California Small Boat Messabout Society.

"The purpose of SCSBMS is to encourage the design, building, restoration, and use of small boats, by promoting gatherings of its members at small boat messabouts. A messabout provides a congenial social setting for nurturing and sharing our enthusiasm for small boats.
- Founder, Joe Tribulato"

www.geocities.com/scsbms/index.html (http://www.geocities.com/scsbms/index.html)

Steven

[Gary Bergman]

Sailin' around is great, tho' it's a narrow bay, depending on your size..If you get pressed for somewhere to hang, the transient dock(police) at the end of Shelter Island will allow you up to 10 days stay.....A little north, we drop the hook occaisionally in Mission Bay; Mariner's Cove, good for up to 72 hours........great swimming and a nice little beach...Beating upstream a little, Oceanside is great, with a few nice guestdocks.

[Rick Clark]

Thanks Guys >StevenBauer >Thorne >Gary Bergman
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I will check out the places on the net to see what I can find. I am finishing up a 21' tri that I can live on. smile.gif

[ 12-02-2005, 01:22 PM: Message edited by: Rick Clark ]