PYC feels like it’s worlds away…but for us it’s only a 35 minute drive from the center of Rochester. A peaceful protected harbor that transforms your mindset immediately on arrival!
Betsy R. Zest
I have been a member since 1980. The many social events and working day promote camaraderie. The harbor is very protected. There is always someone to give you boating advice and frequently hands on help. Many of my current friends I met at PYC.
Joan S. Papillon
During our more than 10 years as members at Pultneyville Yacht Club we have enjoyed not only the easy access to the lake and quiet nights on the boat but also the life-long friendships made with people sharing our interest in boating.
Pat and Steve S. Elinor
PYC is a great place for those that want to get out on the water. If your idea of a yacht club is a place to take clients for drinks and dinner, well, it’s really not that sort of club–no bar, no restaurant. But if you’d like to get to your boat and be out on the lake, it’s ideal. There’s no river or bay to traverse; leave the harbor and you’re out there! At a location roughly midway between Rochester and Sodus. Enjoy it!
Brian S Little Zena
In 2005, I came across PYC as I was looking for a possible slip for a possible sail boat. The members were at the harbor getting their vessels ready for next weekends launch. I was shown a very reasonably priced Grampian 26 foot, sleeps 5 with a head and a galley. Also, I was told that they race every Thursday evening. And then the fun began. In 2012, I and 4 different crews, sailed all 5 Great Lakes in 80 days. I single handed 41 of those and really enjoyed the entire summer. For 2020, the plan is to sail into 40 different yacht clubs around Lake Ontario. The fun continues.
Don B. Edelweiss
CALENDAR Signals from the Commodore | Kathy Fedick We ended May with the Memorial Day Flag raising, thank you Paul Cannon and Bob Hamilton for doing the Flag raising ceremony. Thank you to all our Veterans for your service. Memorial Day started out with the lake completely fogged in and ended as a beautiful sunny day. The race boats motored out in the foggy morning for the Annual Bown Race. We have our second workday on May 30th, if you…
CALENDAR Signals from the Commodore | Kathy Fedick Welcome to May!! Very excited our Launch Day is finally here, the day we have all been waiting for. Let’s hope the weather continues to warm up quickly. We definitely have water, it’s just under 247ft. Hoping the Spring rainy season comes to an end. Thanks to everyone that showed up for the Fleet Captain workday. The Club is starting to look good. The Executive Committee went through the calendar of Events/Workdays/Races/Meetings,…
CALENDAR Signals from the Commodore | Kathy Fedick Welcome to April!! Let’s hope the warmer weather will be here soon. Launch is Saturday May 2nd!! Mark your calendars. The 2026 Executive Committee is getting the calendar of events/races/workdays together. Mother nature helped a few boats get uncovered during the last high winds out here. The water level is coming up fast. Our neighboring Charter Fishing boats are in the water and have already been out fishing. Always a good sign.…
CALENDAR Signals from the Commodore | Kathy Fedick Welcome to March! Let’s hope the warmer weather will be here soon. In 63 days, the boats will be back in the water. Launch is Saturday, May 2nd! Mark your calendars. The 2026 Executive committee is getting the calendar of events/races/workdays together. Please welcome Emily Wilczewski as Vice Commodore and Ben Yager as Rear Commodore and Leslie Phillips as Treasurer and returning BOG Chair Dan Socci, Fleet Captain Kevin Yager and Secretary…
CALENDAR Signals from the Commodore | Kathy Fedick Welcome to February!! Let’s hope Punxsutawney Phil doesn’t see his shadow this year, so Spring is near. In 90 days, the boats will be back in the water. Launch is Saturday May 2nd!! Mark your calendars. The 2026 Executive Committee is getting the calendar of events/races/workdays together. Please welcome Emily Wilczewski as Vice Commodore and Ben Yager as Rear Commodore and Leslie Phillips as Treasurer and returning BOG Chair Dan Socci, Fleet…
CALENDAR Signals from the Commodore | Kathy Fedick Hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas and Happy New Year. Welcome to 2026!! In 121 days, the boats will be back in the water. Launch is Saturday May 2nd!! Mark your calendars. The 2026 Executive Committee will start getting the calendar of events/races/workdays together. Please welcome Emily Wilczewski as Vice Commodore and Ben Yager as Rear Commodore, Leslie Phillips as Treasurer and Carl Webeck as our new PYC Dockmaster and Garland Nichols…
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CALENDAR Signals from the Commodore | Kathy Fedick I am pleased to announce that Emily Wilczewski has come forward as a candidate for the Vice Commodore position and was approved by the Nominating Committee and the Executive Committee. We will present her nomination at the December 7th General membership meeting, if unable to attend you can request an absentee ballot to vote from Secretary David . We are still looking for a ⚓Rear Commodore for 2026, if you are interested…
CALENDAR Signals from the Commodore | Kathy Fedick Hard to believe it’s November! I want to thank Deborah Osterberg, Susan Gilday, and Jane Hamilton for helping me with our Friday Haul workday on October 10th. We had plenty of food, beautiful weather and another successful PYC haul. Looking forward to the Fall Banquet on November 1st. Hope to see you there. Don’t forget our November First Friday is next week. Please see Vice Commodore Pat’s article for information. I want…
To Donate: Breast Cancer Coalition To Register to Race: 2025 Pultneyville Yacht Club She Sails, Pink Cup Notice of Race: 2025 Pink Cup NOR-V3 Sailing Instructions: 2025 Pink Cup SI-V3
