Please remember that even in the channel, water levels are getting low. Some members have already run aground at the edge of the channel (3’ 10”) so be careful.
If you have to sail out of the harbour, you don’t have right of way in the channel. No matter how you are powered, leaving room for boats coming in the opposite direction in the channel is both common courtesy and required.
I would like to thank the members of the Nepean Sailing Club (NSC) that joined Sue’s family and friends on February 13, 2016 to celebrate her life. More.
An event of this size can only be a success with the help of its volunteers. We currently estimate needing 100 volunteers per day. Please view all the details and sign-up!
Just to keep you abreast, the new website has been built and tested, and we even put a new coat of polish on it for good measure. It’s about ready to launch, however the launching area is also a bit busy right now with the web team also trying to get their boats in the…
Update June 5: The log reported at Pinhey’s Point has been towed to shore and tied to the Pinhey’s Point dock by a helpful boater Luc Lafreniere. The log has also acquired a name, Mr. Round, courtesy of Luc’s daughter.
We are looking for anyone in kayaks or rowboats to follow & watch over about 250 swimmers from the entrance of NSC’s harbour starting about 7:30 am
Nepean One Design (NOD) Regatta reminder: in accordance with the NOR, waivers must be signed and received by the OA prior to first race on June 17, 2023. This can be accomplished by filling out an adult or minor waiver form and passing to the EVENT/Registration desk set up in the Harbourview Hall; or send…