We are the largest section of Welton Water Sports Club, based on Welton Waters, a former Clay Pit of some 100 acres close to the Humber Bridge.

Whether you are looking for some competitive racing or a leisurely afternoon cruise we have something to offer you. Learn more about us on the Club Information page or take the Photo Tour.

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• Learn to Sail sessions: Although Not RYA course these sessions are open to any member that wants help to get on the water from qualified instructors. Sessions will be held on Sunday Mornings for 10-30 to 12-30. provisional Dates are 25^th May, 6^th June and 22^nd June. Please contact Andy Harrison if you are interested

• Thursday Even Sailing Starts: - Thursday 8^th May sees the return of our evening Racing Program. First Race is at 7pm and we sail two races back to back on the water. This season will also see the return of the after Racing BBQs in a couple weeks. We will be encouraging all members to bring down their food to cook on the Club BBQ. The sit back and relax with beautiful views of the sun setting across the LAke

• RYA Honda Rib Youth Challenge a success: - On Saturday 3rd May we hosted the Yorkshire and Humberside heat of the RYA Honda Rib event. A very successful day all round. Especially for our own Ross Flemming who scooped the Junior Category with a very impressive performance. Ross will now compete in the National Finals at the Southampton Boat show in September. As well as the glory of the title “Honda RYA Youth RIB Champion”, the prize on offer will be a brand new speedboat, complete with a powerful Honda outboard engine for use by the club. Congratulation Ross - and good luck in September. <Click> here for full report and pictures

• 2008 Race Office list  - The duty roster for the first half of the season is now available <Click> Here. Please check for when it is your turn.
  It is most important to stress that if you are unable to make the date indicated, then please arrange a swap as soon as possible before your duty date. Failure to turn up only puts the burden onto others. As a last resort only, please contact Steve Abbott if you cannot do your OOD duty. Safety is a most important aspect of our sailing and the OOD provides that service to all sailors on the water.
  Anyone who feels that they would benefit from some training in order to improve or learn the skills required be an OOD, please speak to Steve Abbott, who is happy to organise training.

When you've finished reading this, come and meet us. After all; Sailors have (much) more fun.

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