Whack your name down here if you own a Mosquito with a platform weight of 65kg or more. There is no obligation to anything by registering here, just an initial guage to see how many are out there.

If you know someone that doesn't frequent the forum or have access to it, either let them know or register them on their behalf.

Sticky Finger 752 - Derrinallum

Twice Shy 1182 - Derrinallum

No name (and just two hulls at the moment) - 126

Scorpion 1101-derrinallum
Dengue fever 1050-derrinallum (old boy)

We also have two plywood boats, 1140 & 1434. I reckon 1434 is closer to 80 kg.

Clarence River Sailing Club, Grafton NSW.

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You forgot Mark....

Imperfectious 1013 - Derrinallum

almost ...

imperfectus 1013

Aedes imperfectus is a species of mosquito
imperfectus is an accurate description of how I sail a mosquito

Dont forget Gary Lane multipal national champion. on slow poke, sail number 1650? and John Buzzo from Ballarat on Courageous 1551

I just thought that I would pose this question to the mossie forum.

Apart from the possibility of the Hobie cat, is there any other catamaran with such a great history of boats and owners as the Mossie .Especially in Australia.

I would contend that there isn't another to rival the good ole' Mossie.

the old Paper-Tiger would come very close, they too have a very united group of dedicated members that are continuing to 'move foward' with their class.... but they seem to be in far more distant clusters than the mozzie sailors.

Yeah .That's fair enough. the Paper Tiger was introduced in 67/68 and quite ubiquitous throughout Australia.

CHA-CHING 922 Under restoration. Speers Point ASC, NSW.
Anyone know the history of this boat?. Would it also be possible to have my two boats updated in the boat history section.

Dave, there's more discussion here about the register...

http://www.catsailor.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Main=21843&Number=260335

but for a more direct path message member "alegayter_mossie"
or
email him at pjd001@hotmail.com with the updated details