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~ By the Sea ~ On the Sea ~

 
 

Boat owners trailing their boats to launch in Lyme Harbour
Are strongly advised to have either a braked trailer
or a safety chain linking trailer to tow hitch.

 

Lyme Regis Harbourmaster's Office

Mr G Forshaw
The Cobb
DT7 3JJ 
Tel 01297 442137

     

Lyme Regis Sailing Club
Marine Parade
 

 

Lyme Regis Sea School

 

Emergency Numbers:
Coastguard 999
Harbour Master
 07870 240645

Lyme Regis Sailing Club is situated next to the harbour at the foot of Cobb Hill. The well equipped clubhouse has a bar, galley, male and female changing facilities with showers, and a sun deck which overlooks the harbour and sea. The Club is open to all who desire to sail or who have an interest in the sport. For further information please contact the Club Secretary 01297 442373 or visit  www.lymeregissailingclub.co.uk

is an RYA Recognised Training Centre offering sailing tuition to both adults & children9. It is annually inspected and abides by all the requirements of the regulatory body. Safety at all times is the first priority and all instructors are fully trained.  For further details contact the principal, Chris Joyner on 01297 442644 or visit the Sea School website www.lrss.org.uk   Registered Charity No 1064741.  RYA Centre No 6976. 

 Inshore Waters Forecast

Shipping forecast

Surf at Lyme Regis

Lyme Regis Weather BBC

Wind and Weather

Tide Information

Weymouth & Lyme Bay
 BBC Forecast

Lyme Regis Weather XC

 

 

 

Lyme Regis Powerboat Club
Monmouth Beach
 

Lyme Regis Harbour Fees 2011/12
Launching fees - All sizes

 

Bathing Water Quality


Lyme Regis Boat Building Academy
   
Monmouth Beach

Day Launch from the slipway £18.00

Day Launch and 1 night mooring in the harbour (2 days 1 night) £46.00

Each additional day and night £28.00

Season ticket holders: 1 night temp mooring in the harbour or on the pontoon £10.00
 

Private visiting craft fees - All sizes

Unserviced berth on Victoria Pier, North Wall or Pontoon per night £16.50

Outside Mooring buoy     £10.00

Pontoon Day Visitor (6 hours maximum stay)   £10.00
 

General public season ticket
2.0 - 3.99m   £120.00: 
4.0 - 6.99m  £152.00:

Over 7.0m   £190.00

 

 


All you need to know about tide times and heights around the coast

Lyme Regis Gig Club 
Monmouth Beach

 

Axe Yacht Club

 

RNLILyme Regis Lifeboat Station News

Lyme Bay Rib Charter
Take an exhilarating trip to West Bay

Boat Sales and Repairs, Servicing and Storage Mobile Marine Engineers Ltd

       

Lyme Bay Ribs Ltd
Own the boat not the hassle

Unit 1, Uplyme Road Industrial Estate,
Uplyme Road, Lyme Regis
Tel  01297 446044  07796 616481
Lyme Bay Ribs
 

 

Car and Marine Care

 

 

Boats, caravans, Mobile Caravans and Marine Work undertaken
Lyme Bay Valeting Company
Unit 1, Uplyme Road Industrial Estate,
Uplyme Road, Lyme Regis
Tel  01297 444488 or 07796 616481

The Atlantic Challenge

The World's Toughest Rowing Race

Fishing and Pleasure Trips from The Cobb
 
     Sign on Victoria Pier

1-hr mackerel fishing trip (£8 adult; £6 children; all gear provided), a private scenic trip (by arrangement with skipper) or deep sea fishing trips (from 3 hrs to all day). Vessels carry required safety equipment.

 

The Corinthians, four ocean rowers take up the ultimate challenge of rowing the Atlantic. The 2011 Atlantic Ocean Rowing Race will start in the Spanish port of San Sebastian de la Gomera in the Canary Islands and follows what’s known as the Columbus route, west-bound across the mid-Atlantic to Port St Charles in Barbados.  The race is 2,549 nautical miles (2,933 regular miles). When bad weather and adverse conditions are factored in, most teams will row well over 3,000 miles during their Atlantic crossing.  Conditions on board are stark and competitors can expect to experience some tough times that will test them to their limits. There is no way to walk around freely and the motion of the boat is constant. Rowers will undoubtedly encounter nature at her best and worst and during their adventure will become all too familiar with extreme temperatures, painful salt sores and blisters, powerful storms, 30 foot waves, wildlife (not all of which is friendly!) and probably the biggest danger of all – shipping. There is no room on board for home comforts, no bathroom facilities, limited cooking ability and a diet of high calorie expedition foods and snacks. They will drink desalinated water and sleep in a space smaller than a single bed!

Fishing with Harry May

 

'KRAKEN'

This amazing picturewas taken by Martin Clunes aboard Harry May's boatOne Hour Mackerel Trips
Three Hours
Deep Sea Fishing Trips
 
for more details or to
pre-book your trip:

Phone Harry on 07974 753287 or email Harry


or see him on the harbour side at the Cobb (Victoria Pier if the tide is out)


Mackerel fishing, deep sea fishing & scenic trips:
see Mackerel Fishing   Nick Williams 07974 796002  

 

'SUSIE B'  Martin Bailey  07850 180331--All day deep-sea fishing & mackerel fishing

'FRANCIS JANE'   Doug & Amanda Chalk  07890 739625--Mackerel fishing & scenic trips

'JOZILEE'  Steve Postles07717 752544--Mackerel fishing, private bookings & scenic trips

 

'AMARETTO' Steve Sweet 07836 590184  Deep-sea fishing

 

'SUNBEAM'   Matt Stiles  07974 753287  Mackerel fishing & 3-hr deep-sea fishing


'Neptune' Deep Sea Fishing

33ft Angling Boat ;  4hr;   6Hr;   8 hr.  Daily 9am - 1pm - £30pp.  Full Safety Equipment, Tackle and Bait;  Kettle and Toilet;  Phone Skipper Phil ; 
Mob: 07707 029502;  01297 445113

Lyme Bay Charters 'Pegasus'  Moored in the famous Lyme Regis Harbour located on the famous Jurassic coast • Corporate Packages; • Mackerel Fishing; • 3 Hour Fishing Trips; • 8 Hour Fishing Trips;
• Individual Packages; • Wrecking; • Hourly Packages;

Royal Yachting Association

Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance

Self Drive Boats

 

 

Safety Of Life At Sea  (SOLAS)


Relax, fish, explore (up to 6 persons)
On the Cobb or Tel 07979 023161

Seasearch is a project for volunteer sports divers who have an interest in what they're seeing under water, want to learn more and want to help protect the marine environment around the coasts of Britain and Ireland. 

 

Dorset Shipwrecks

H2O Dorset Online

Royal National Lifeboat Institute

British Sub Aqua Club

 

Stolen Boats.org.uk

 
The Olympics at Weymouth

The venue for the world's Olympic sailors will be the Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy - a multi-million-pound project which was already nearing completion before there was serious talk of a successful Olympic bid. Even without the Olympics it was set to establish Weymouth and Portland as one of the major centres in the UK for competitive sailing.

The 2012 Games has put extra impetus behind that development, with additional facilities already planned. Olympic sailing squads from all nations will be practising and training in the waters of Weymouth Bay in the years leading up to 2012.

Find out more

 

The Official website for the British Sailing team  for the  2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games

 

The National Coastwatch Institution  NCI Lyme Bay station at Burton Bradstock

Lyme Bay just got safer!  Thanks to Billy Bragg, and Mary-Lou Sturridge the former director of the Groucho Club, the National Coastwatch Institution have been able to open their forty-fourth Coastwatch Station at Burton Cliff, overlooking Lyme Bay.

The station covers a section of the most popular 80 miles of coast between existing NCI stations at Portland Bill to the East and Exmouth to the West.  Surveys have shown that in the last two years there have been 15 serious incidents in the six miles of Chesil Beach area alone.  The West Bay harbourmaster and the Royal National Lifeboat Institute have both reported significant increases in small boat, windsurfer and other personal watercraft activity.  Since the area became known as the Jurassic Coast and was made a World Heritage site there has been significant increase in the number of people using the beach and walking the coast.  The NCI exists because they understand that trained watch-keepers can spot things like distress flares, an overturned boat or a walker stranded on the cliffs which computers and radar can’t.

Land for the station has been provided by Mary-Lou Sturridge of the Burton Cliff Hotel.  The musician Billy Bragg and retired Air Marshall Sir Christopher Colville,  now the Chairman of Westland Helicopters,  both volunteered to fund raise for the project. The National Coastwatch Institute is a charity and more about its work can be found on their web site www.nci.org.uk.  If you wish to become involved as a potential watchkeeper please contact William Knapman on 01308 897808 or e-mail william.knapman @nci.org.uk.  For more general information contact the NCI Lyme Bay Station Manager Clive Edwards on 01308 482605 or email clive.edwards@nci.org.uk

 

 
www.toeinthewater.org For information on the Toe in the Water project
 
www.whiteoceanracing.com For information on Steve White
 

 

Cowes Week

Cowes Week now stages up to 40 daily races for around a thousand boats and is the largest regatta of its kind in the world.

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Don’t miss Weymouth & Portland’s fourth ‘Spirit of the Sea’ Maritime Festival,
Celebrating the area’s close relationship with the sea, the festival brings together a range of sporting activities, cultural events and entertainment.

All events and phone numbers 
are in Lyme Regis, Dorset (01297) unless otherwise stated and everyone is welcome to attend
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