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Lake Ronkonkoma Ice Boat and Yacht Club
Founded 1923
The Lake Ronkonkoma Ice Boat and Yacht Club was founded in 1923 on the premise of furthering the interest in the sport of ice boating. Today we still stand by that noble cause with the vision of enjoying the sport to its fullest and inspire others regionally, nationally and internationally to partake in the fun and adventure that sailing on ice can bring.
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First Tuesday: January , February, March
Jan. 6, 2026
Feb. 3, 2026
Mar. 3, 2026
7:00 PM BS, Videos, Officers Reports, Business
snacks & refreshments,
Our LRIBYC Swap Meet was Saturday Nov. 8, 2025
We had a great swap meet!
Plenty of excellent food, conversation with fellow sailors, and good weather. Special thanks to our officers and servers Rosemary, John, Carol, and Scott. So well planned and the soup, Chicken Parm, meatball and Zitti and deserts were excellent.
We missed many of you, and maybe we can get together at our club
meetings.
Mark your calendars!
Topics to be discussed and activities:
- boat rigging and adjustments for light and heavy air - club events
- ice reports and destinations - safety & rescue - runner sharping
- boat building and repair - activities and events from other clubs
First Tuesday in January, February, and March.
Jan. 6, 2026
Feb. 3, 2026
Mar. 3, 2026
THINK ICE!
For NEW members, please fill out both sides of the attached document so that we can add your information to our list of members and place you on the automatic "ICEALERT!" email communication system. "ICEALERT!", will instantly provided you with the latest ice reports for
the upcoming season, weekend, or day, and will allow you to instantly communicate with all of our club members.
Please create a check for $20 "Pay To The Order of" LRIBYC and send to NEW ADDRESS:
LRIBYC
PO BOX 177
East Northport, NY, 11731-2449
NEVER go out on the ice alone! -- NEVER go out on the ice without ice picks!
ALWAYS wear creepers! -- ASK sailors where the hazards are!
THERE is always thin ice somewhere!