Boating on Stormy Lake | ||
Wakes
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Some boaters seem to be unaware that their leisurely "nose high" cruise is creating a tidal wave that ravages docks for miles around and beats the snot out of docked boats. You can travel at (almost) the same speed using 1/4 the fuel, creating almost no wake. Just cut back on the throttle and let your boat level out. Or, speed up enough to "get on the plane". | |
Pleasure Craft
Operators Licences |
Regulations are changing. Make sure you stay up to date. Here is a
summary of the changes in who needs a licence to operate a powered pleasure
craft in Canada:
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No reports of Zebra Mussels in Stormy Lake lake yet. Let's
keep it that way. They are in neighbouring lakes and we don't want 'em.
Make sure you and your friends wash your PWC, canoe, boat and bilges with a strong bleach solution if you have been boating in another lake. |
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Canadian Speed Regulation | 10kpm (6mph) within 30 meters (100 feet) of shore!
The only exception is if you are starting a water ski/tubing session. |
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Canadian
Coast Guard Regulations
for motor boats under 6 meters in length |
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