As Many mooring owners would be aware Marine and Safety Tasmania (MAST) recently conducted an audit on the Tamar River with several vessels within the Club controlled mooring area receiving a pink sticker.
Lots of concrete and moving to completion at pace is the weekly wrap, the Kemps Parade kerb is complete and the first of the capture pit slabs have been poured on the east slip bays 13-17
There has been a revolution in model yacht sailing in the past few years with the arrival of the DF65 production kit class and its coming to PDYC this Saturday the 4th May from 12:00 - 3:00
The five race BOKPRINT Winter Series commences on Sunday 28th April, with Race 2 on Sunday 5th May, we then skip a weekend for Mother’s Day, with Race 3 on the 19th of May. Then the series then continues weekly, with one race per day till Sunday 16th June.
The 2024 Tamar Marine Two Handed Series sees a new name to the winner’s circle, with Nick and Narissa McElwee sailing their Hick 35 Honey Pot to the title of Two-Handed Champions.
We are on the home straight, closing on completion of the last of the in-ground works, we are starting to roll into the exciting bits, new concrete improved water supply and lots of power supply points, plus some fancy stuff.
This popular event is now one of the most enjoyable and hotly contested, the 36th Tamar Marine Two Handed Series saw Local Classic 1/2 tonner Lawless, taking the top spot in a 17 boat fleet
Big progress in the last couple of weeks, with lots of pits, tanks, pipes and conduits in the ground, all the hidden stuff that will make working on your boat so much easier and environmentally safe at PDYC in the future.
The Wilf Allison (named after long time Commodore and Life Member Wilf Allison dec) was purchased as the Clubs primary rescue boat in the early 2000s and has served the Club and its members well.
Tasmania's world champion sailor Nick Rogers (Karabos), with his crew of Cole Dabner and Simon Burrows, has blitzed the fleet to win the 2024 Australian Championship on 13 points.
Nick Rogers, sailing Karabos, has come out fighting on the second day of the SB20 Australian Championship in Beauty Point with three bullets and a second place taking him into the lead in the regatta.