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vessel_checkVessel Safety Checks – A major component of a fun filled outing is a reliable boat which has all the necessary equipment operating properly. A free vessel safety check (VSC) is an important safe-guard, and our certified examiners will be happy to perform the check for you.  There are no consequences if you don’t pass.  Our goal is simply to help make boating as safe as possible for you, your family and your friends, through education. Read more here.


lsps_activityArea of Activity – There are a wealth of resources available to you up and down our local waterway if you only know where to look. This map of the area of activity will have you busy for years to come. See it here.


hambookCommunication – Nothing beats being able to stay in touch with others when you’re off shore. A number of members do so not only by standard VHF radio communications, but also by ham radio. When cell phones, the internet and other systems are down or overloaded, Amateur Radio still gets the message through.  Radio amateurs, often called “hams,” enjoy radio technology as a hobby. But it’s also a service  that has saved lives when regular communication systems failed. If you think you might want to dive into the world of on-the-water communication via ham, check out this page.


Favorite Links and Friends – Of course no website would be complete without sharing some of the best places on the internet. Here area some of our favorites and some of our supporters.

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