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The
Seaspray Catamaran developed and first marketed 40 years ago is still
an active competition class. Although the boats are not being built
presently new boats can be produced if requested. A fairly large
number of used boats are still available. The boat was sold throughout
the US and Canada and even other countries but most are in the western
areas of Canada and the US. Regular checking of on line auctions, on
line ad websites, bargain finder papers or this website will help you
to find a used boat. This website will be helpful to both the
recreational or competitive sailor of this boat. Using the links will
give you useful information on various class legal setups and
reconstruction information. Tinkerers will love this boat as it is one
of the few catamarans that is fairly easy to open up and repair or
modify. The class rules also allow modifications to a "recreational"
boat to improve its performance.
Beach Cat Regatta
News and Events
July NewsletterNorth American RegattaThe North Americans will take place at Huntington Lake, California. This is in the Fresno area. Using Google maps will help you locate this spot. You will ...
Posted by Web Page
Seasprays at Beach Cat RegattaFive Seasprays attended the first Beach Cat Regatta at Lake Newell, Alberta. Don S., Hamish F., Richard B., Norm M., and Cindy M. (finish order) all attended. Norm and Hamish ...
Posted Jul 20, 2010 10:24 AM by Web Page
Building a New Halyard Tube MastThe Association decided at their AGM at last year's National Regatta, to experiment with trying to make the halyard rig more competitive by allowing the use of the lighter ...
Posted Jul 19, 2010 9:22 PM by Web Page
North Sails SaleIf you are in the market for new sails the go to the North Sails NA website for information on their latest sale.Click Here for their website.
Posted Jul 5, 2010 7:19 PM by Norman Moll
New Sails Are Done!I received a call from North Sails in Vancouver to tell me that my new sails are ready to ship - yahoo, finally. Of course that means I will have to ...
Posted Jun 23, 2010 8:22 PM by Norman Moll
