What a great event at White Lake for the Nationals this year. We had one of the biggest turnouts in some time with 27 junior teams racing and 42 Butterfly sailboats in the open fleet. This is one of the largest and most competitive open fleets in some time. The White L:ake YC did a great job and many thanks to Chris and Liz Oertel, Ande Holly, the White Lake YC and all those involved. WE had sailors from all over the country and every fleet is seeing growth in their programs. Keep up the good work.

Every once in a while a certain color comes along that is really cool. This Butterfly sailboat color is really bright and also looks great on the water.

It seems like a short time ago,but we have been building the Butterfly sailboat since 2006. Next year will mark 20 years of building and supplying one of our favorite products the Butterfly sailboat. This is one of the original batch of boats we built. The inlay deck was quite the rage at the time and we still see those boats racing today. What an experience to say the least.

We are out on the road as we type, we have a sailboats like Butterfly’s and Barnett 1400’s going out daily. So on Friday we will be officially out after noon time getting boats delivered. We will be back at it on Tuesday.

Butterfly sailboats in their wrapped state. When they get delivered they come all clean and shiny and not all full of road grime. The season has started.

One of the most important things to check on your Butterfly sailboat is your wire set. Nothing can ruin a day of sailing faster then having your wires get old. So check your fittings and your wires to make sure your Butterfly sailboat is ready to go before the season starts.