FSSA - The Flying Scot Sailing Association
The FSSA is the class association of the Flying Scot, a 19-foot centerboard sloop used for racing and daysailing. The Flying Scot is one of the oldest and largest one-design sailboat classes in the world.
Owning a Flying Scot has many advantages, one being an opportunity to join the Flying Scot Sailing Association (FSSA).
The FSSA is one of the strongest one-design class associations in the world. Our strict adherence to the one design concept means that the Flying Scot built this year will remain compatible and competitive for years to come with newer as well as older boats. Owners of Flying Scots are assured that their boats will last for years, and its re-sale value will remain excellent. Also, the FSSA helps promote the Flying Scot which maintains the boats popularity and value.
Belonging to FSSA, you will receive our official publication, Scots n' Water, six times a year.
You will also receive our official handbook, as well as a roster of all members of the FSSA.
Belonging to FSSA makes you eligible to compete in district, regional, and national regattas.
The FSSA also offers members a discounted price for the newest revision of "Highlights of Scots n Water." This book is chock full of valuable information about the Flying Scot, its history, its riggings, its sailing, and its safety.
As a member of the FSSA, we encourage you to join a Flying Scot fleet. This is the best way to get involved with other Scot sailors, to have the best sailing experiences, and simply to have fun in sailing.

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Good question! No you do not
Good question!
No you do not need to be an FSSA member to post. However, recently we've been hit with a lot of spam postings so have been forced to change our policy in order to keep the site useful.
First, all dues paying FSSA members have full posting privileges.
Second, non-FSSA members who are proven good contributors will be granted full posting privileges.
Third, those who request posting privileges via our Contact Us form will be granted posting privileges.
We're sorry this is necessary but that is the situation in today's Internet.
Glenn Wesley
FS #5919 - DJ'
Must I be a dues paying
Must I be a dues paying member of the FSSA Assoc iin order to post anything on this site?
Hi All! Nice looking and
Hi All! Nice looking and convenient new site! One suggestion would be to include a link to the new site in the email you sent out! There was not one as far as I could tell. Otherwise - I love it!
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