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Bay Head Yacht Club | BHYC

The Bay Head Yacht Club was founded in 1888. The main building is located on the north side of the harbor, with the Merrick and Dale buildings located to the east.

Address: 111 Metcalfe St., Bay Head NJ 08742

The Club dock is at 40° 03′ 58″ North, 74° 02′ 56″ West

Phone: (732)899-2000 or (732)295-9821

Sail Identifier: BH | Signal Lights: B B R

Beachwood Yacht Club | BYC

Founded in 1947.

Address: P.O. Box 167, Compass Ave., Beachwood NJ 08722

The club beach is at 39° 56′ 40″ North, 74° 11′ 22″ West

Contact: https://beachwoodyachtclub.com/contact-us

Sail Identifier: B, BD | Signal Lights: B R R

Island Heights Yacht Club | IHYC

The Island Heights Yacht Club was founded in 1898 to "to promote yachting and rowing, and to foster athletic sports upon the water." The original building was constructed in 1900 on pilings over the river.

Address: P.O. Box 721, River Ave., Island Heights NJ 08732

The club dock is at 39° 56′ 25″ North, 74° 09′ 07″ West

Phone: (732)929-9813

Sail Identifier: IH | Signal Lights: W G W R

Lavallette Yacht Club | LYC

Founded in 1904

Address: 124 Swan Point Rd., Lavallette NJ 08735

The club dock is at 39° 58′ 38″ North, 74° 03′ 30″ West

Phone: (732)793-8747

Sail Identifier: L, LA | Signal Lights: B R B

Manasquan River Yacht Club | MRYC

Founded in 1899

Address: 405 River View Lane, Brielle, NJ 08730

The club dock is at 40° 06′ 11″ North, 74° 03′ 28″ West

Phone: (732)528-6792

Sail Identifier: MR | Signal Lights: R W B

Mantoloking Yacht Club | MYC

Founded in 1907

Address: P.O. Box 885, Bay Ave. & Downer Ave., Mantoloking NJ 08738

The club dock is at 40° 02′ 15″ North, 74° 03′ 16″ West

Phone: (732)892-6281 or (732)892-9251

Sail Identifier: M, MA | Signal Lights: B W B

Metedeconk River Yacht Club | MCYC

Metedeconk River Yacht Club was founded by a group of devoted yachtsmen in 1936. Metedeconk River joined the BBYRA in 1946 where they were originally known as MRYC, This was changed to MCYC when Manasquan River joined the BBYRA. As the membership expanded, the founders purchased its present site on the south shore of the River in 1963. Shortly thereafter, a clubhouse was built on the property, along with the installation of a bulkhead, docks and slip area; an in ground pool was installed in 1972. As the membership grew, the main clubhouse has been expanded three times, the latest remodel being in 2001.

Address: 43 Tilton Rd., Brick NJ 08723

The club dock is at 40° 03′ 00″ North, 74° 04′ 21″ West

Phone: (732)477-9781

Sail Identifier: MC | Signal Lights: B R W

Normandy Beach Yacht Club | NBYC

Founded in 1946

Address: P.O. Box 726, South Court, Normandy Beach NJ 08739

The club dock is at 40° 00′ 00″ North, 74° 04′ 00″ West

Phone: (732)793-6807

Sail Identifier: NB | Signal Lights: B B W

Ocean County College Sailing Club | OCC

The Ocean County College Sailing Club is currenty using part of the Toms River Yacht Club to store and launch their boats, while work continues toward building a sailing center at Mill Creek Park. Regattas are hosted at Toms River and Island Heights Yacht Clubs.

Address: P.O. Box 2001, Toms River NJ 08750-2001

Phone: (732)255-0348

Ocean Gate Yacht Club | OGYC

Founded in 1909

Address: P.O. Box 347, Foot of Ocean Gate Ave., Ocean Gate NJ 08740

The Club dock is at 39° 55′ 48″ North, 74° 08′ 28″ West

Phone: (732)269-3622

Sail Identifier: OG | Signal Lights: B W R

Pine Beach Yacht Club | PBYC

Founded in 1916

Address: P.O. Box 301, Riverside Dr., Pine Beach NJ 08741

The Club dock is at 39° 59′ 19″ North, 74° 09′ 54″ West

Phone: (732)349-9810

Sail Identifier: PB | Signal Lights: R B B

Seaside Park Yacht Club | SPYC

Seaside Park Yacht Club is a charter member of the BBYRA having helped to form the organization in 1914.

Address: P.O. Box 428, Bay Front, Seaside Park NJ 08752

The Club dock is at 39° 56′ 41″ North, 74° 09′ 45″ West

Phone: (732)793-9611

Sail Identifier: SP | Signal Lights: B B B

Shore Acres Yacht Club | SAYC

Shore Acres Yacht Club provides our fleet with 29 weekends of structured racing throughout the spring, summer, and fall along with several open regattas hosted annually. Founded in 1941.

Address: 780 Drum Point Road, Brick, NJ 08723

The club dock is at 40° 01′ 00″ North, 74° 06′ 14″ West

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Sail Identifier: SA | Signal Lights: R R B

Toms River Yacht Club | TRYC

Toms River Yacht Club was organized in 1871 and held is first regatta on July 26 of that year. By 1911 a growing membership built a new clubhouse on Robbins Parkway. That building is now the site of the Water Street Bar and Grill. Fifty seven years later in 1968, TRYC moved to its present location on Money Island. Toms River Yacht Club joined the BBYRA in 1922.

Address: 1464 Riviera Ave., Toms River, NJ 08754

The Club dock is at 39° 55′ 17″ North, 74° 04′ 54″ West

Phone: (732)929-9809 or (732)929-0888

Sail Identifier: T, TR | Signal Lights: R B R

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Bay Head Yacht Club | Barnegat Bay

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Watch this live HD webcam from Bay Head Yacht Club with this picturesque view of Barnegat Bay located in Bay Head, New Jersey . Bay Head’s historic district is architecturally significant for its large collection of well-preserved Shingle Style, Stick Style, and Queen Anne Style structures. Bay Head Yacht Club was established over a century ago “to promote yachting and rowing and to foster athletic sports upon the water.” Historically recognized buildings offer breathtaking views from the northernmost point of the Barnegat Bay. The Club has weathered many storms and has always emerged stronger. Find out more here .

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Barnegat Bay Yacht Racing Association (BBYRA)

The Barnegat Bay Yacht Racing Association is a Regional Sailing Association, With 14 member yacht or sailing clubs located around Barnegat Bay on the central Atlantic coast of New Jersey. We host a weekly championship series and provide coordination of sailing events between our member clubs.

History of the BBYRA

For many years prior to the inception of the Barnegat Bay Yacht Racing Association, yacht racing was the popular sport on the Bay. Commodore Herman Muller of the Seaside Park Yacht Club invited members of local yacht clubs to meet with him on February 11, 1914 to discuss the advisability of forming an association to foster and unify yacht racing on Barnegat Bay. Four clubs were represented at this meeting, Bay Head, Island Heights, Ocean Gate and Seaside Park.

After agreement as to the name and purpose of the Association, Commodore J.V.A. Cattus of the Bay Head Yacht Club was unanimously elected Chairman and to serve with him, Commodore E. A. Lloyd, Jr., as Vice Chairman, Commodore Herman Muller, Secretary and Mr. M.R.H. Crowell, Treasurer. The first regular meeting was held March 11, 1914 at the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at which time the original Bylaws were adopted and a racing schedule formulated, the first race being held at the Seaside Park Yacht Club on July 4 of that year. At this first meeting, the Association was enlarged by the election of the Mantoloking Yacht Club into its membership.

The first season’s championships awarded by this new organization was in 1914. The first annual meeting was held on October 21 of that year and by this time, membership had grown to six Clubs by the addition of the Lavallette Yacht Club and an official Regatta Committee was appointed then known as “The Racing Commission.” In 1922, the Toms River Yacht Club was elected to membership. The following Clubs were subsequently elected to Membership: Shore Acres Yacht Club (1941), Beachwood Yacht Club (1946), Metedeconk River Yacht Club (1946), Normandy Beach Yacht Club (1947), Manasquan River Yacht Club (1962), Pine Beach Yacht Club (1979), and Ocean County College Sailing Club (2005).

The BBYRA Delegates approved an extensive revision of the Bylaws in 1994. The organization applied for, and received, Federal and State status as a tax-exempt corporation 501 (c)(3) enabling contributions to the BBYRA to be tax-deductible based on individual limits. The impetus for change during the 90’s did not stop at the Bylaws.

Significant changes have been made to the Racing Rules, Sailing Instructions, Course Configuration, scoring and methods of registration. An active web-site was introduced in 2000 which has provided timely communications between the Yacht Racing Association and the Clubs and Sailors.

The BBYRA horizons continue to expand beyond the Saturday Championship series. We currently serve as the umbrella organization uniting Junior Sailing Programs and YRA sponsored instructional clinics and coordinated events. Our seminars providing Race Management and Judges training reinforce our commitment to provide the best venue possible for our sailing members.

The development of the Association has been gradual but sound. Each group of officers contributes their time, energy, and effort to continue the commitment to sailing and racing on Barnegat Bay.

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BBYRA Member Clubs

Bay Head Yacht Club 111 Metcalfe Street Bay Head NJ 08742

Beachwood Yacht Club P.O. Box 167 Compass Avenue Beachwood NJ 08722

Island Heights Yacht Club P.O. Box 721 River Avenue Island Heights NJ 08732

Lavallette Yacht Club 124 Swan Point Road Lavallette NJ 08735

Manasquan River Yacht Club P.O. Box 325 405 River View Lane Brielle NJ 08730

Mantoloking Yacht Club P.O. Box 885 Bay Avenue & Downer Avenue Mantoloking NJ 08738

Metedeconk River Yacht Club P.O. Box 281 Tilton Road Brick NJ 08723

Normandy Beach Yacht Club P.O. Box 726 South Court Normandy Beach NJ 08739

Ocean County College Sailing Club P.O. Box 2001 Toms River NJ 08750-2001

Ocean Gate Yacht Club P.O. Box 347 Foot of Ocean Gate Avenue Ocean Gate NJ 08740

Pine Beach Yacht Club P.O. Box 301 Riverside Drive Pine Beach NJ 08741

Seaside Park Yacht Club P.O. Box 428 Bay Front Seaside Park NJ 08752

Shore Acres Yacht Club P.O. Box 4337 800 Drum Point Road Brick NJ 08723

Toms River Yacht Club 1464 Riviera Avenue Toms River NJ 08754

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Barnegat Bay Yacht Racing Association (BBYRA)
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Central Regional High School Sailing Team
First United Methodist Church of Island Heights
Metedeconk River Yacht Club
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Mantoloking Yacht Club
Island Heights Yacht Club
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Ocean County College Sailing Team
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Toms River High School South Sailing Team
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Toms River Yacht Club
Shore Acres Yacht Club
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The Bay in the Early Twentieth Century

Did you ever wonder what Barnegat Bay must have been like when the barrier islands and mainland were sparsely settled? Here is one glimpse into a past time.

BARNEGAT BAY

The Rudder, 1901

That there is such a place as Barnegat Bay is a fact known to probably a great many people, but with most of them knowledge on the subject goes not beyond the fact of its existence. And I sometimes think that those who are nearest to it, the people of Philadelphia, have the least information. A sheet of water extending from Bay Head to Atlantic City, or roughly fifty miles, varying from two to eight miles in width over most of the distance It is surprisingly free from calms, abounds in safe harbors, small towns and summer resorts frequent its hanks, there are three or four safe inlets to the open sea if one wishes to get there, fishing is excellent at almost all seasons, and game in the fall very abundant. Does that not sound inviting to a yachtsman?

The reason it is not explored more oftener by our eastern friends is on account of its shallow waters, but we who sail there regularly have learned to consider this shallowness a distinct advantage in many ways. For to a sailor who is strictly an amateur it gives a feeling not at all uncomfortable to realize that in the event of an accident there is a certainty that some part of his boat is sure to be left above the water as a hitching post. But Barnegat Bay is no place for a fin-keeler; a boat of over three feet draught is at a disadvantage, although craft of twice that draught may navigate freely if they know the channels.

Northern Barnegat Bay

But it is of the northern half of this bay that I wish to write. The Pennsylvania R. R. with its line from Philadelphia runs almost due east till it strikes Barnegat Bay, which it crosses on a trestle about two miles in length, then turns and runs due north along the ocean beach, as far as Long Branch. The station of Barnegat Pier is located on this trestle, and is the usual port of departure for the fishing grounds. Of a summer morning it is an interesting sight to see the fishing fleet of fifty or more boats waiting at the pier for the arrival of the morning trains from west and north, bringing their parties. And then when all are under way down the bay - not racing, but simply seeing who will be the first to anchor on the fishing banks.

The procession of white sails is very beautiful. The bay widens at once to nearly eight miles, and stretches away south as far as the eye can reach, with Barnegat Light towering up about twelve miles away. A truly magnificent stretch of water, almost entirely free from shoals, and the western coast full of little rivers that twist and turn inland, and offer most attractive fields for the inquisitive cruiser. To the north the bay is not so wide and is more shallow but is still fine sailing for ten miles or more. At the eastern end of the railroad pier is the home port of the Seaside Park Yacht Club, Seaside Park, N. J., a rapidly growing settlement of summer homes. This is not a summer resort in the ordinary sense of the term, though having three first-class hotels, electric lights, artesian water with city water works, etc. The ocean beach here is very fine and the strip of land separating ocean and bay is only about half a mile in width.

If we do not inquire too closely into the meaning of the term, but accept without question the dictionary definition of a "yacht" as a boat used for pleasure sailing, there has always been a large amount of yachting on Barnegat Bay. Each year with the advent of June there would be almost a complete disappearance of sails from the bay. Then a few days, and presto! A full fleet of yachts is ready for the shekels of the summer visitor. The erstwhile oyster boat or clammer has scraped his mast, mended the holes in his sail, scraped the barnacles off his bottom, calked his leaks and painted his dirt - and verily in these yachts paint covers a multitude of sins.

The Yacht Clubs

About three or four years ago the Bay Head Yacht Club was organized, in the summer of '98 the Island Heights Yacht Club, and in the summer of '99 the Seaside Park Yacht Club. That summer the first Corinthian races ever sailed on Barnegat Bay were held by the three clubs. A number of handsome cups were put up as prizes, and much interest and enthusiasm was excited. During the spring of 1900 the Seaside Park Yacht Club erected a very cozy and comfortable clubhouse, costing about $6,000, and being paid for by bonds taken up entirely among its members. The Bay Head Club had previously put up a small house of about $2,000, and the Island Heights Club soon made a third, with a neat $4,000 house.

The home of the Seaside Park Yacht Club is built on piling over the water of the bay, connected with the shore by a substantial dock about 250 feet in length. The house itself is three stories, a dock surrounds it, and also extends about 150 feet beyond it into deep water. The first or basement floor of the house contains a janitor's room, floats for landing with rowboats, inclines for hauling out small boats, and a number of boat stalls for storing smaller craft. The main floor has a reception hall with open fireplace, a smoking room, men's lavatory and lockers, a ladies' room with lavatory, and a large room containing two billiard and pool tables and four shuffle boards. Wide porches extend across both the bay and shore fronts. The third floor contains a card room and a large assembly room, with stage, etc. The interior finish is in natural wood with the walls throughout covered with burlap in stenciled and paneled effects.

There were a number of new boats built for local racing the past season: the Polly, a 35-foot open race about of Crownin- shield design; the Lazy Jack, a 30 foot catboat with jib, fitted with large cabin for cruising and designed by Bacon; the Bouquet III, from a Gary Smith model; the Captain, Nemo and Nellie Bly by local builders and a number of others. The racing throughout the season was most interesting, there being scarcely a Saturday afternoon without a close race in one class or another.

The Sewell Cup Race

Particular interest attached to what was known as the Sewell Cup Race . Senator Sewell, of N. J. had recently presented to the Seaside Park Yacht Club as trustees a very handsome sterling cup as a perpetual trophy to be raced for annually by the yacht clubs of Barnegat Bay on the second Saturday in August over the Seaside Park Yacht Club course. Last August was the first contest for this trophy. During the earlier races of the season the Lazy Jack, of the Seaside Park Yacht Club, had shown a marked superiority. She won with ease an open race for the championship of Barnegat Bay, and every other race in which she had entered, and she was looked upon as certain to hold the Sewell Cup for her club. But the uncertainty of yacht racing was never better illustrated. The breeze was a fine two-reef one, the Lazy Jack took the lead at once and apparently had the race well in hand. When her captain ran her a little too near a well-known shoal her centerboard jammed and she was held as fast as though anchored. When she finally got started she gained steadily, but could not entirely overcome the handicap, and was beaten out by a little over two minutes by the Bouquet, a Gary Smith boat.

The officers of the Seaside Park Yacht Club who superintended its organization, all hail from Philadelphia, and are still at the helm. Commodore John Weaver, a well known and prominent attorney; Vice-Commodore H. B. Wyeth, President of Morley Pharmaceutical Co.; Secretary G. H. Thatcher, M. D. ; Treasurer Benj. Deacon, of the Ronalds Johnson Co. The other members of the Board of Trustees are: G. S. Gandy, Capitalist; J. D. Johnson, of the Ronalds Johnson Co.; and H. T. Weber, Merchant Tailor. The clubhouse is open from June 1 to October 1 of each year, and a hearty invitation is extended to all yachtsmen.

----------------------------------- The article was adapted from the February 1901 issue of "The Rudder." There is obviously a boat centric theme to the article but it does also bring up a number of neat references to other things. It is interesting to read that there apparently was a railroad station right at the edge of the bay.

It must have been nice to see Barnegat Bay when sailing ships ruled the day. Could you imagine not seeing a single motorboats or jet ski out there!

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Bay Head Yacht Club

SBI’s Advisory and Technical solutions launched the successful restoration of the Bay Head Yacht Club and returned this historic resort to its vital role in the seaside community.

Built in the early 1920’s, the Bay Head Yacht Club is a historic landmark and center for seaside activities on Barnegat Bay in Bay Head, New Jersey. Originally constructed on wood pilings at the water’s edge, the clubhouse and its foundation had reached the point of failure after years of rising sea levels and the disastrous effects of Hurricane Sandy. SBI Consultants provided technical and advisory solutions to the Bay Head Yacht Club for a major rehabilitation of the clubhouse that involved raising, rebuilding and restoring the 100 year old structure. This challenging project consisted of elevating the clubhouse by 11-feet to minimize damage from future storm floods and renovating the entire building while preserving its charm and rich traditions. Working closely with the Project team, SBI delivered essential project and risk management strategies throughout the life cycle of the project. These services were particularly crucial when Hurricane Sandy struck during the design phase, which resulted in continuous revisions of the project’s planning criteria to meet the rapidly changing FEMA criteria. SBI also provided effective scheduling strategies to ensure that key construction goals were reached during the summer that the clubhouse was closed to its members. In a series of carefully orchestrated maneuvers, the clubhouse was raised off its deteriorating wood pilings and transported to dry land while more than 100 new steel and concrete pilings were driven to a depth of 60’ in Barnegat Bay. The top of the new pilings—now 11’ above the mean water level—were connected by a filigree system with beams up to 3’ deep and a concrete slab covering over 10,000 square feet. Once resettled on its new foundation, the clubhouse stood a full story higher than it was before. The renovation of the clubhouse included construction of a new 2-story kitchen wing, offices, a bar and a dining room, as well as full restoration of the wrap-around terraces, historic facades and refurbishing of the interior. SBI’s essential project management, risk management and scheduling services enabled the Bay Head Yacht Club to accomplish its goal of building a high quality clubhouse that retained its original charm and traditions within budget and on schedule, returning this seaside resort to its vital role in the community.

Location Bay Head, NJ
Solutions Scheduling, Project Management, Risk Management
Completion 2015
Size 40,000 GSF
Client Bay Head Yacht Club
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Our Youth program provides sailing and swimming instruction for the beginner through the advanced level. Our swim team competes against other local yacht clubs. Our sailors compete at regattas on Long Beach Island and elsewhere.

Registration for the summer Youth Program opens February 29th. Please register early, as enrollment is limited.

BLYC offers two sessions of sailing and swimming classes. Session I runs from 6/24 - 7/19. Session II runs from 7/22 - 8/16.

To register, click here: REGISTRATION FORM

YOUTH PROGRAM

Important dates 2024.

Registered youth participants are invited to several youth activites hosted by the club, including:

6/22 - Yo uth Orientation (9-11:00)

7/2 - Kickoff Pool Party @ HBC

7/12 - Youth Program Pizza Night (6:30pm)

7/14 - Interclub Dance @ LEHYC

7/15 - Youth Mini Golf Outing (5-7:00pm)

7/26 - Lighthouse greenfleet regatta (8:30am)

7/29 - Youth Thundering Surf Outing (4-6:00pm)

8/4 - Pancake Breakfast (9:00)

8/12 - Fantasy Island Outing (6:00pm)

8/15 - Swim Team Poster Making (9:30 - 11:00)

8/15 - Swim Championship @ HBC (3:00)

8/16 - Youth Awards Night (6:00pm)

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Boat #24 “WIDGEON” : https://www.boatnation.com/listing/1980-23-william-garden-classic-catboat-widgeon/

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Barnegat Bay Yacht Racing Association
The BBYRA was founded in 1914 and is a Regional Sailing Association (RSA) of 14 sailing yacht clubs located around the waters of Barnegat Bay in New Jersey. We host an active one-design sailing championship race series each summer and coordinate many other sailing and related events in the area. Sailing, Yacht Racing, Sailboat racing, sailboat, sail, boat, boating, yachting, New Jersey, Jersey ...
Platinum Club of America
On September 8, 1888 the Bay Head Yacht Club was founded by an interesting mix of local and summer residents. Coming from different walks of life (real estate developers, boat builders and building contractors) this collection of men made one thing perfectly clear: they were there to take their stewardship of this young club and its yachting activities very seriously.
BHYC Sailors
Our sailors are no stranger to excelling on foreign waters. Our most decorated sailor, Samuel Merrick, is hailed as one of the greatest sailing minds of all time. A champion sailor and coach, he has earned five Olympic medals (three gold and two silver) as the coach of the 1983 US Olympic Sailing Team. In addition to his international acclaim ...
Member Clubs
Seaside Park Yacht Club | SPYC. Seaside Park Yacht Club is a charter member of the BBYRA having helped to form the organization in 1914. Address: P.O. Box 428, Bay Front, Seaside Park NJ 08752. The Club dock is at 39° 56′ 41″ North, 74° 09′ 45″ West. Phone: (732)793-9611.
BLYC
Barnegat Light Yacht Club is a private club located in Harvey Cedars, New Jersey. We offer a variety of sailing and social activities for members of the club and surrounding community. ... 76th & Bay, Harvey Cedars, NJ 08008. LOGIN Members Only. bottom of page ...
Bay Head Yacht Club
Bay Head Yacht Club was established over a century ago "to promote yachting and rowing and to foster athletic sports upon the water.". Historically recognized buildings offer breathtaking views from the northernmost point of the Barnegat Bay. The Club has weathered many storms and has always emerged stronger.
Barnegat Bay Yacht Racing Association (BBYRA)
The Barnegat Bay Yacht Racing Association is a Regional Sailing Association, With 14 member yacht or sailing clubs located around Barnegat Bay on the central Atlantic coast of New Jersey. ... Bay Head Yacht Club 111 Metcalfe Street Bay Head NJ 08742. Beachwood Yacht Club P.O. Box 167 Compass Avenue Beachwood NJ 08722. Island Heights Yacht Club ...
Lagoon View Yacht Club Home page
LVYC is located on Barnegat Bay, in the pristine community of Barnegat Beach, directly across from Barnegat Light House (Long Beach Island, NJ). ... Lagoon View Yacht Club, Inc. P.O. Box 237, Ocean Township, NJ 08758/609-320-9300 [Marina Info: Tom Leaming/609-971-1514] [email protected] Vote for our site ...
Organizations
Save Barnegat Bay. Toms River High School South Sailing Team. Toms River Kiwanis Daybreak. Toms River Seaport Society (TRSS) Toms River Yacht Club. Monsignor Donovan High School Sailing Team. Shore Acres Yacht Club. John F. Peto Museum.
Bay Head Yacht Club
Bay Head Yacht Club was established over a century ago "to promote yachting and rowing and to foster athletic sports upon the water." Historically recognized buildings offer breathtaking views from the northernmost point of the Barnegat Bay. The Club has weathered many storms and has always emerged stronger. The Whole Story.
Barnegat Bay 1901
Senator Sewell, of N. J. had recently presented to the Seaside Park Yacht Club as trustees a very handsome sterling cup as a perpetual trophy to be raced for annually by the yacht clubs of Barnegat Bay on the second Saturday in August over the Seaside Park Yacht Club course. Last August was the first contest for this trophy.
Barnegat Light Yacht Club
Here is a list of intraclub races and sailing socials scheduled at BLYC. For non-BLYC events, please check host club website to confirm dates and details. June 17 - Race Management Refresher Class, 9:30@BLYC. June 17 - Lightning Racing, BLYC. June 18 - Sunfish "How to Sail" Class.
ABOUT US
HISTORY. Founded in 1928 as the High Point Yacht Club, the Barnegat Light Yacht Club is the oldest sailing club on Long Beach Island. Its clubhouse, which still stands today, was built in 1930. After construction of the clubhouse, the club petitioned the North American Racing Association for membership; however, the High Point name was already ...
Yacht Club Regattas & Special Events
The Barnegat Bay A Cat fleet graciously provides their vessels for the event. Crews are created by combining seasoned sailors with our country's veterans. ... The Callahan Fund and the Bay Head Yacht Club jointly host the Callahan Regatta. The first regatta was held in 1998. Racing classes include A-cats, Sanderlings, Sandpipers, M Scows and ...
Bay Head Yacht Club
Bay Head Yacht Club ... and transported to dry land while more than 100 new steel and concrete pilings were driven to a depth of 60' in Barnegat Bay. The top of the new pilings—now 11' above the mean water level—were connected by a filigree system with beams up to 3' deep and a concrete slab covering over 10,000 square feet. Once ...
Barnegat Bay Yacht Racing Assoc
IT SERVES 14 MEMBER YACHT CLUBS ON BARNEGAT BAY NJ AND ASSISTS LOCAL YACHT CLUBS IN THE SURROUNDING AREA AS WELL AS SUPPORTS LOCAL SAILORS ON A NATIONAL LEVEL. Ruling year info. 1992. Principal Officer ROBERT VOGEL. Main address. PO Box 5422 . Toms River, NJ 08754 United States.
Private Yacht Club Sailing
BHYC is a founding member of the Barnegat Bay Yacht Racing Association, which has provided championship caliber one-design racing since 1914. The protected waters of Barnegat Bay and its reliable summer sea-breeze have produced some of the finest small boat sailors anywhere in the world. BHYC proudly displays close to 200 BBYRA championship ...
Barnegat Bay Yacht Brokerage / BBYB
Barnegat Bay Yacht Brokerage / BBYB. 3 likes. I have spent my life buying, selling, daysailing, cruising, restoring & working on BEAUTIFUL CLASSIC WOODEN BOATS. At BARNEGAT BAY YACHT BROKERAGE I...
Barnegat Light Yacht Club
IMPORTANT DATES 2024. Registered youth participants are invited to several youth activites hosted by the club, including: 6/22 - Youth Orientation (9-11:00) 7/2 - Kickoff Pool Party @ HBC. 7/12 - Youth Program Pizza Night (6:30pm) 7/14 - Interclub Dance @ LEHYC. 7/15 - Youth Mini Golf Outing (5-7:00pm) 7/26 - Lighthouse greenfleet regatta (8:30am)
BARNEGAT BAY YACHT BROKERAGE
Description. Fellow wooden boat lovers. Thanks for checking me out. I have spent my life buying, selling, daysailing, cruising, restoring & maintaining my wooden boats. I have owned over 40 wooden boats ranging in size from 12′ to 53′. I have logged well over 50,000 miles sailing them. YES, I am the LOCAL WOODEN BOAT NUT from Barnegat Light ...
Private ClubHouse at Bay Head Yacht Club Bay Head, NJ
The Ballroom accommodates 230 guests for a seated dinner, 170 with buffet stations or 300 for cocktail style receptions. Regardless of the size of your event, your guests will be mesmerized by the captivating views overlooking the northernmost portion of Barnegat Bay.