Fifteen Club members attended our 2025 Adult Dinghy Camp led by Club member Linda Kroll and assisted by Commodore John Krueger. After an evening of discussion focused on sailing and sailing on Carter Lake, camp participants rigged dinghies on Saturday and took to the water. One camp participant rated his Read more…
If success were to be measured by smiling faces, sailing skill accomplishments and lots of stories to share, CLSC Junior Sailing Camp was HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL. Hats off to Junior Sailing Camp Chair Jeremiah Sailer, his mainstay assistants Denise and Mike Pearson and a whole lot of Club volunteers who taught Read more…
The Club’s annual Rusty Nail fun race involving eight boats divided into four teams of two was action packed. Every boat was fair game for water action, including the Race Committee boat. Fun time! Congrats to the team taking first place: Steve Walker and his crew sailing Hurricane and Steve Read more…
CLSC has a new bench near its campfire area: The Mike Morgan memorial bench. Inscription on the bench states, “Come sit and share a story. In memory of Mike Morgan who loved to tell a good story. 1954-2023.” Mike was a member of the Club for 27 years, serving one Read more…
Sail your own dinghy or borrow a dinghy from the Club. Either way CLSC members are invited to join the fun every Thursday late afternoon/evening–weather permitting–on Carter Lake. This is an informal gathering and great way for families and solo sailors to interact and enjoy sailing.
Carter Lake Sailing Club’s 66th Open Regatta had blue skies and cloudy skies, a bit of wind, little wind and even some steady wind on June 7 and 8. When scores were tallied, the Top 3 finishers of the J22 fleet, Typhoon fleet and PHRF A fleet were. . .