Sailing Club Members can easily book their desired boat check-out dates and times 24 hours a day, seven days a week by logging in to this page with their member name and password. Boats may also be reserved by calling 910-457-SAIL.
Utilization Parameters
Schock Harbor 20s – Must be 18 years or older to check-out
Club 420s – Require Sailing Team qualification
Optimist Prams – Require Sailing Team qualification
 | Schock Harbor 20 We currently have three Schock Harbor 20 keelboats in our fleet for lessons and for use by members. Built by WD Schock in California, the Harbor 20 is an excellent and forgiving platform for daysailing and training. NC PHRF Rating - 231 LOA - 20' LWL - 17' Beam - 7' Draft - 3'6" Displacement - 1800# Ballast - 900# Mainsail - 151 square feet Jib - 81 square feet I - 25'9" J - 7' P - 26' E - 10' Currently available for re-sale. |
 | Vanguard Club 420 Twenty years ago Vanguard developed the Club 420 in response to the growing need for a more durable, high-performance, double-handed racing dinghy that could stand up to the rigors of club and collegiate programs. Ideal for crews ranging in size from 220-310 lbs., the Club 420 is manageable for sailors coming out of the Optimist class and enables young sailors to learn teamwork on a stable, forgiving that is built tough with reinforced fiberglass, high impact bumpers, and a simple, untapered rig. The Club 420 is simple and safe for beginning sailors and yet quick enough to keep collegiate All-Americans interested. These boats are used for intermediate youth lessons, race clinics, and are available during select Funsail events. LOA - 13'9" Beam - 5'5" Draft - 3'2" Weight - 230# Upwind SA - 110 square feet Spinnaker - 95 square feet |
 | Optimist Pram Designed for sailors weighing 50-120 lbs., the Optimist Dinghy has become the world standard for introductory junior trainers. Optimist sailors learn the essential steering and sail-trimming skills necessary to continue in the sport of sailing. Its flat, stable hull provides an unintimidating introduction to sailing; and, as young sailors progress, they can graduate to the Optimist racing circuit. With a simple rig and a light, durable hull, Vanguard Optimists have become the #1 choice of junior sailors. A long-time favorite among East Coast sailing camps, the Optimist Pram is the perfect "first boat" for first time sailors. Easy to sail and very forgiving, during our lessons we have one child per boat, giving them more than ample opportunity to hone their skills. The Vanguard Optimist has been proven safe through years of tough use in instructional programs around the world. The flat, square hull and manageable rig are stable in all wind and sea conditions. Each boat carries three floatation bags, guaranteeing a buoyant, self-righting boat. The light-weight hulls are easily manipulated by instructors in a safety boat. The same Optimist Dinghy that introduces thousands of kids to sailing each year provides a world of sailing opportunities as sailors advance in racing skill. With over 150,000 Optimist Dinghies actively racing in 85 nations, the Optimist is one of the largest and fastest-growing classes in the world. Young sailors can race at the club, regional, national and world levels as their skills develop. LOA - 7'7" Beam - 3'7" Draft - 3'2" Sail Area - 33 square feet Weight - 77# |
.jpg) | Cape Fear 38 Used for special events, the Cape Fear 38 has represented Bald Head Island Sailing in various regional events. This particular CF38, "Limited Inventory" consistently placed in the top three in highly competitive fleets in the annual Bald Head Island Regatta, the NC Leukemia Cup Regatta, and other local races. Other CF38s have excelled at venues throughout the Carolinas and even as far south as Key West Race Week and as far west as Texas. 1 - 2001 Stede Bonnet Regatta, Southport, NC - Frog Lips 1 - 2003 NC State Championship Regatta, Beaufort, NC - Any Questions? 1 - 2003 Wilmington Group Offshore Regatta, Wrightsville Beach, NC - Frog Lips 1 - 2003 NC Leukemia Cup Regatta, Wrightsville Beach, NC - Frog Lips 1 - 2004 TORC Regatta, Galveston, TX - Son of Boomer 1 - 2004 TORC Regatta, Houston, TX - Son of Boomer 1 - 2005 Key West Race Week Industry Partner Day Trophy, Key West, FL - Tangent 1 - 2005 Bald Head Island Regatta, Bald Head Island, NC - Red Nek Rondeyvoo 1 - 2007 NC Leukemia Cup Regatta, Bald Head Island, NC - Limited Inventory 2 - 2002 Michelob Mini Series, Wrightsville Beach, NC - Frog Lips 2 - 2003 Charleston Race Week Day Trophy, Charleston, SC - Any Questions? 2 - 2003 Summer Point Series, Wrightsville Beach, NC - Frog Lips 2 - 2005 Key West Race Week City of Key West Day Trophy, Key West, FL - Tangent 2 - 2005 Bald Head Island Regatta, Bald Head Island, NC - Tangent 2 - 2006 Bald Head Island Regatta, Bald Head Island, NC - Tangent 2 - 2006 Summer Point Series, Southport, NC - Red Nek Rondeyvoo 3 - 2002 Atlantic Orthopeadic Cup, Wrightsville Beach, NC - Frog Lips 3 - 2003 Cahrleston Race Week, Charleston, SC - Any Questions? 3 - 2003 Old Point Regatta, Hampton, VA - Any Questions? 3 - 2003 Southern Bay Race Week Day Trophy, Hampton, VA - Any Questions? 3 - 2003 Harvest Moon Regatta, Galveston, TX - Son of Boomer 3 - 2004 Texas Offshore Triangle, Galveston, TX - Son of Boomer 3 - 2005 Key West Race Week, Key West, FL - Tangent 3 - 2005 Key West Race Week Nautica Day Trophy, Key West, FL - Tangent 3 - 2005 Key West Race Week Premiere Racing Day Trophy, Key West, FL - Tangent 3 - 2005 Bald Head Island Regatta, Bald Head Island, NC - Xiberger 3 - 2007 Bald Head Island Regatta, Bald Head Island, NC - Limited Inventory |
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