Lovely day for a sail. What more can I say. well maybe a little bit. The new LSWSA weather station data meant that I couldn’t exaggerate (BS) the conditions for a change…

After the lighter‑than‑ideal winds in last month’s winter races, there was some optimism across the fleet. The forecast promised 6–7 knots …

Beautiful winters day with light to moderate westerlies that didn’t stay the course…

Well we had 4 sailers John, Stuart, Mark and myself Bruce. The day started with mild breeze from the south east…

Just nine skippers and 4 volunteers arrived at the lake for the third and fourth races of the winter series.

Once again another great day of sailing with great Club Members. It was great to have a couple of new skippers join in the competition…

The day started off with well with some variable and sometimes gusty winds which died off just in time for the first race start….

We had 6 boats on the start line for the first race, it was great to see this number on the water. The breezes were once again all over the place…

Skippers, Please find attached the Results of yesterday's sail. We had four boats on the water for this Championship event…

A small fleet of 4 boats contested the 2026 Lake Kurwongbah Trophy. This was a Championship Event for the "M" Class…

A small but fiercely keen fleet of monohulls and multihulls gathered at the start line. The air hummed with tension and the snap of sails being trimmed…

Great weather for ducks. Wind was up, but otherwise the cold and rainy conditions seemed to keep the majority of sailors home in bed…