Canadian SeaSpray Association

  The 2022 membership fee is being waived for everyone who wishes to join the Canadian SeaSpray Association and you can now sign up using our online form - CLICK HERE TO JOIN . We do not share the information you provide without your consent and will only send emails that relate to our Association - usually in the form of a quarterly newsletter. We ask that all members complete the online registration form in order to update our members list.

SIGN UP FOR YOUR FREE 2022 MEMBERSHIP  The COVID pandemic has halted our Association's activities for the last two seasons and therefore we have waived the fee for the 2022 season.This offer is open to all SeaSpray sailors and only requires you to complete & submit the online registration form CLICK HERE . SAILING IN CANADA Some of you may have received a new online publication called "Sailing in Canada".  When I reviewed it I noticed that our SeaSpray one design class was left out of the One Design list so I emailed the address listed to get us included.  I sent a few pictures and a brief note along with the website info and club's where SeaSprays are sailed out of.  I was promised the SeaSpray will be included in the one design list and they will use some of the material I sent in to get us some publicity.  It can't hurt.  If you want to see the publication coming on Feb 2 you can use the link or go through Sail Canada to view. https://kerrwil.dragon...

 2022 Membership Fees Waived Hang in there sailors because better days are ahead and to start the ball rolling, we have waived our 2022 Membership Fees for all current members as well as all NEW members. 2022 Membership Form  - use this form for your 2022 Membership to send a printed copy or you can email your details to websitecontact@canadianseaspray.com  - remember there is NO Membership Fee for the 2022 season. Winter Fun For most of us, the return to the hard water season means we have to get ready for snow shovelling, winter driving, runny noses, and looking for something to watch on Youtube - here are a couple for you.

Early season safety considerations   Since many of you are out on the water already make sure your boat and what you wear are adequate for the conditions.  You are required to carry, as pertains to your SeaSpray,  a PFD for each person aboard (should be worn), a 15 meter heaving line (best with a float on the end), a flashlight and a sound signaling device (whistle).  Besides the safety equipment, wear suitable splash jackets/pants with perhaps a wetsuit underneath, a hat or toque, and water shoes.  Hypothermia is a real possibility and keep in mind the number 100  if you work with Fahrenheit or 35 if you work with centigrade.  Hypothermia is possible if the water and air temperature combined fall below these  values.  Keep in mind the possibility of falling temperatures and your duration if you end up in the water separated from your boat.  Those numbers don't count if you are in the water, just the water temperature counts. Now is...