Seafly 231 – Chloe
Update: 24th January 2022 Godfrey Clark writes: “Sad to report that number 231 has gone to the great boatyard in the sky. As time passed, more and more...
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Seafly 425
I bought unnamed Seafly C425 from a member of Exe Sailing Club earlier this year. Little is known of its history, it was very the worse for wear...
Seafly 414
Leandro Tramma from Dundee Sailing Club writes: “My wife Elisabetta and I are happily reporting that we are new proud owners of a Seafly, sail number C414. We...
Seafly 378 – Puzzle
“Seafly 378, ‘Puzzle’ was of composite wood/fibreglass resin construction, manufactured by South Devon Boatbiuilders. I bought it from a chap who sailed it at Chew Valley and used it...
Seafly 69 – Goldcrest
Tim Hoyle writes: “In the 80s and 90s I initially owned C69 from 1984. I bought her from Peter Jones (C645) and she was an old wooden boat...
Seafly 639 – Waterloo
Update October 2023: I attach a more recent photo of Seafly 639 Waterloo – we’re still sailing at Chew Valley, Tom Skailes Update March: 2018: Waterloo is now...
Seafly 346 – Arry
Arry was built by Capital Industries and first owned by Reg Gillard of Canberra Yacht Club; Moulded, White GRP hull with brown deck. Australian National Champion, 1979 sailed...
Seafly 343 – Iota
Owner built by Roger Powell (Canberra Yacht Club); Moulded hull/timber deck.
Seafly 340 – Leah
Seafly 340 Leah was built by Brian Lay; First owned by Barry Schick (Canberra Yacht Club). At sometime later it would appear to have been named Seaweed.
Seafly 263 – Bunyip
Seafly 263 Bunyip was owner built by Mo Kalnins of Canberra Yacht Club.
Seafly 262 – Tiara
Seafly 262 Tiara was built by Harold Lang and first owned by John Williams of Canberra Yacht Club.
Seafly 259 – Chaika
Seafly 259 – Chaika was built by Harold Lang and first owned by Horrie and Melva Humphery of Canberra Yacht Club.