What is Sebago Sailing?
Our Boats: All of our club boats are one-design dinghys. These are single person boats that can be quite athletic to sail, and require hiking out to keep upright. They are wet boats, and will flip easily. The club has six Sunfish, two Lasers, and a vintage 420 (we’re still working on getting this boat up and running). Many members also have their own boats at the club, which include one design dinghys and traditional style sailboats. All boats at Sebago must be hand carried down the ramp and launched from the dock. This naturally limits the craft to those that are relatively light in weight. There is also a mast height restriction at the Belt Parkway bridge. But so far, no boat that you could get down the ramp has a stick so big it wouldn’t go under the bridge, (but you never know). All of our club boats require yearly maintenance to keep them afloat, and since Sebago is an all-volunteer club, this work is performed by our members. This is however, good training for maintaining and rep
