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Photographs taken by Graham Uren during the 1989 Seafly National Championships in Worthing where “Karamel Too” (owned by Barry Thomas of Highcliffe SC) was helmed by Colin May...

I am the owner of Seafly 600, built by me from South Devon Boatbuilders plans. Alas she has not sailed for many years but when I sailed it...

Seafly 509 was owned by Roger Beavis, another Blakeney boat and another Anglia TV worker. By 1996 “Mr Shifter” was owned by Robert Evans of Rutland Water Sailing...

Seafly 506 “Knights Misschief” was sailed by David Cotgrove of Starcross Sailing Club. The first two photos are by Champion Photography, Whitstable. The third photo by Graham Uren...

These Seafly Dinghy Class Association Publicity Photos were taken in Blakeney Harbour. The helm is Morris Arthur and the crew is his son Eric. Morris was a great...

In the 1990’s Seafly 480 “Jack” was owned by Wallace Symmonds of Cotswold Sailing Club. The photo is a Seafly Dinghy Class Association image used on their stand...

When Peter and Daphne Fullagar from Canberra Yacht Club were visiting the UK during 1975 they saw and photographed Seafly 475 being built by Zygal Boats (view description)....

During the 1990’s “revival” was owned by Mike and Simon Robinson at Highcliffe Sailing Club. She is now at Newcastle Yacht Club, Northern Ireland. Photos © Simon McIlwaine

Photograph taken during the 1989 Seafly National Championships in Worthing where it was helmed by T. Batcup of Worthing Yacht Club. By 1991 Seafly 434 was called “Black...

Seafly 295 at one time owned by Ian Hay at South Cerney Sailing Club. Photo: Graham Uren.

This photograph of C288 was found on the Witham Sailing Club web site. In 1991 C288 was registered with the SDCA as owned by Frank Bassett of Blakeney Sailing Club.