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Seafly 252 ‘SkyLark’ is an all wood dinghy with an aluminium mast built by Moores of Wroxham in the 1960’s. Last year I bought her off Tony Longworth...

Seafly 492, “Mantis” was built by my father Peter Scovell from plans; he also (assisted by myself) made the sails, see my comments on Seafly 392 “Nambawan”.  The...

We now own “Pure Genius”, Seafly 410. She was delivered to Blakeney Quay today from Essex. It took four people, including my 80 year old mother, to put...

Seafly C4 “Fidget” belonged to my late father, Rae Wilcox. The photos were both taken at Fortrose in 1963. My father was a Ministry of Agriculture vet in...

I own and sail Seafly 441 out of the Exe sailing club in Exmouth, Devon. I once had the pleasure of meeting Stan Herbert at his house in...

I own and sail Seafly 441 out of the Exe sailing club in Exmouth, Devon. I once had the pleasure of meeting Stan Herbert at his house in...

Seafly 229 is unfortunately no longer with us. It was owned for many years by Arthur Garry, from Exeter, and part of the Starcross SC fleet. A number...

I have Seafly 372 and sail it for pleasure at Rhosneigr, Anglesey. There have been 2 other Seaflys here in the recent couple of years, brought by holiday...

I have Seafly 622, based in Durham in north-east England, but sailed mostly on Ullswater. The boat is named ‘Hata’, which is, I believe the Japanese word for...

I was the last owner of Seafly 58. Bought the boat damaged and with no mast – underside holed from trailer, hog showing signs of rot – and...

In May 2006 a photograph of Seafly 627 could be seen on the Starcross Yacht Club web site. In the 1990’s this boat belonged to John Rowe, a...