
West Coast Sailing
Have You Seen the Daughter of Mount Tamalpais?
You can sail the Bay every day and still see things you might not have noticed before. Vikas Kapur sent us a view that we've missed over many, many sails.
Latitude 38’s December Issue Is Out Today
The December issue is out today, and, as usual, it's packed with stories of sailors busy at their favorite pastime.
Taking a ‘Good Jibes’ Holiday With a Read Through 2022
Over the coming weeks we'll be sharing live readings of some of our favorite stories from the pages of Latitude 38. You might even be surprised to hear one from our "waaaay back" machine.
December Midwinter Series Preview
A couple of clubs will join the list of Midwinter Series starting in December.
Blue Friday Turns Into Blue Saturday
When there's breeze, the winter remains one of the best times to sail in California. There was just enough this weekend to make Blue Friday or any day a good day to be on the Bay.
The Red Bra Regatta Turns 10
South Beach YC hosts the, women-only-crewed Red Bra Regatta with action in the southern portion of San Francisco Bay.
Light Winds Follow Santa Anas for Drumstick Regatta
On November 20, Del Rey Yacht Club hosted their annual intraclub Thanksgiving Drumstick Regatta, an informal race.
Proposed New Marine Sanctuary off California’s Central Coast Progresses
The proposed Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary stretches along 152 miles of coastline adjacent to San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties.
J/105 North Americans and the Winning Secrets of Randy Hecht
San Francisco Yacht Club hosted the J/105 North Americans at the end of September. This video gives a good look at the challenges of a big fleet in a big breeze on the Bay.
Did You See Who’s in Sailagram? Bay Area Sailors Doing What They Love
There was some early rain, but following that, November has been a perfect month of light-air sailing with big sails, if you have them.
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