Day Sails

A complete guide to WSA Day Sails, from registration - to lunch  - to helping the skipper put the boat away.

Safety & Etiquette

All sailors, especially Skippers, are responsible for being aware of the weather forecast and conditions, and knowing when it is safe or not safe to sail. It is the responsibility of members to be familiar with  safety instructions for all on-the-water events

Cruising

A complete guide to cruising, from the registration process to returning to the dock after a great weekend!

Waiver

Before you are able to join in on a cruise or a day sail, you must complete and submit a signed waiver.  You can sign the quick release when you register for an event or this PDF file can be downloaded to your device.

• Save the document to your device, print, sign, scan or photograph it, and email it back to wsasmbdaysails@gmail.com (Day Sail Chair), wsasmbcruising@gmail.com, (Cruise Chair) or wsasmbcommodore@gmail.com (Commodore).
• Once done and on file, you can participate on cruises and day sails, as well as on-the-water clinics.

Code of Conduct

What does a 'good member' personify? Know the expectations of a WSA SMB member and follow our code of conduct