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Until recently I had Seafly 18 (possibly the oldest still able to float!). Unfortunately, it had been neglected and now is in need of some renovation. Most of...

I found the Seafly Memories site during a moment of nostalgia and noticed that there was no info about my much loved Seafly. I bought Seafly 95 in...

The first new self draining Seafly built by John Claridge, “Seafly SD” originally called the “C-Fly”, was bought in July 2016 by Fren Ewing and Alan Jackson and...

I own a small dinghy hire fleet in Falun, Sweden. Seafly 433 is one of my boats. I bought her from a South African guy in London around...

My wife and I decided that we are regrettably too stiff and creaky to do justice to dinghy sailing, so after much deliberation we gifted Seafly 702 to...

Pandora sailed for a couple of years at Roadford lake in Devon. She then moved to Old Hunstanton where she underwent an extensive overhaul and repaint (see photo).  She...

September 2015: I enjoyed chatting with [John Claridge at the boat show] yesterday about new and old Seafly dinghies. My restoration of Seafly 654 is almost done and...

Matt Boreham, who sails with Steve Soanes at Blakeney rescued this Seafly from Rollesby were it had been abandoned after a rather bad meeting with a rescue boat!...

Seafly 508 is Zygal built and in need of some minor repair but sails very nicely. She may be the only one still sailing judging from the few...

These photos of Seafly 101 were taken at the 1989 Seafly National Championships at Worthing Yacht Club when she was being sailed by M. Melanaphy and finished 10th....

Thanks so much for the Seafly memories website which I found last week. I have owned 3 different Seaflys:   361 which I owned from new (1970). This...

I am searching for information regarding Seafly 32. This boat was owned by my father in the late 70’s. It was a wooden variant which my father refurbished...