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<\/a><\/p>\nCalendar\u00a0Lake Garda Boats – Bisse Lake Flag Regatta 2015<\/h4>\n
June 13: Garda (night-time – female)
\nJune 20: Desenzano (evening)
\nJune 27: Bardolino (evening – female)
\nJuly 4: Gardone Riviera (night-time)
\nJuly 11: Gargnano (night-time)
\nJuly 18: Peschiera (evening – female)
\nJuly 25: Lazise (evening – female)
\nAugust 1: Cassone di Malcesine (night-time – female)
\nAugust 8: Torri del Benaco (night-time)<\/p>\n
Bisse regatta evening time start at 5.30 pm – night-time start at 6.30 pm<\/p>\n
History Bisse Lake Garda Boats<\/h4>\n
Lega Bisse del Garda, which brings together, oversees and coordinates all Bisse lake, consists of the sports groups of Lazise, \u200b\u200bGarda, Gargnano, Bardolino as founders and joined later by groups of Lake Garda and Lake Iseo. They were\u00a0aggregated to represent other\u00a0localityes as Cassone di Malcesine, Peschiera del Garda, Sirmione, Torri del Benaco Portese San Felice, Gardone Riviera, Salo, Desenzano del Garda, Limone, Toscolano, Clusane d’Iseo, Castelletto di Brenzone , Rivoltella Desenzano, Paratico and Monte Isola.
\nThe bissa\u00a0is directly derived from Venetian boats of the fifteenth century, and in particular from\u00a0Venetian bissone, which was\u00a0brought on the Garda Lake between 1405 and 1796, during the period of the Venetian Republic domination; they are linked to ancient traditions as some events, including the Bisse Regatta. The structure of these boats flat bottom for better water flow and suitable for the Venetian rowing, standing up and using the whole body with synchrony, rhythm and balance; rowers are four for each boat. The first regatta on Lake Garda Bisse should have been in 1548 in Sal\u00f2, to celebrate the arrival of the “clarissimus provvisore” Stefano Tiepolo and since then the races were staged on the occasion of important events that took place on Lake Garda; as a reward, the best rowers, was reserved the honor to pull on the Grand Canal of Venice. After a gradual decline until the early twentieth century, between 1924 and 1938, there was a rebirth of traditional rowing encouraged by important figures of the time, among them there was also Gabriele d’Annunzio, who commissioned to\u00a0sculptor Colbertaldo one Trophy that is currently preserved at the City of Lazise.<\/p>\n\n\t\t