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	Boat Rentals
	MOTOR BOATS 12', 14' Aluminum Boats with 9.9 HP Motor $50/day or $200/week 16' Aluminum Fishing Boat with 9.9 HP Motor with Lights and Live Well $75/day or $300/week 14' Fiber Glass Boat with 18 HP Motor $75/day or $300/week Included: Lifejackets and Safety Kit Fuel is extra DOCKING FEES FOR PRIVATE BOATS Boat docking is $10/day if available OTHER BOATS Kayaks, canoes and paddleboats are available free for all of our customers BOATING REGULATIONS The Law - Who needs the Operator Card? All operators of PWC's (i.e. sea-doo's & jet-skis) All operators of boats under 13.1 feet. (with any size engine) All operators born after April 1, 1983 (under 24 yrs old) All operators require the card by 2009 The operator card is good-for-life. Boaters can obtain their card after receiving a mark of at least 75% on a Canadian Coast Guard accredited test. Boaters have the option of taking this test without first completing a course. An operator card or equivalent issued to a non-resident by their state or country will be considered as proof of competency. Age & Horsepower Restrictions In addition to the operator competency law, there are regulations regarding horsepower restrictions for operators under 16 years of age that are not directly supervised. Under 12 years of age:May operate vessels no more than 10 hp Between 12 and 16 years of age:May operate vessels no more than 40 hp Under 16 years of age:Not allowed to operate a PWC 16 years of age and over:No power restrictions * for full details please visit BoaterExam.com To avoid potential fines, be sure to ALWAYS have your Pleasure Craft Operator Card with you while operating any powered watercraft and carry the required safety equipment on board for your vessel. Boat Necessities A Personal Flotation Device (PFD) or lifejacket (that fits) for each occupant Buoyant heaving line (15m or 50' in length) Manual propelling device (paddles) and anchor (15m or 50' of chain, rope or cable) Bailer or manual water pump Watertight flashlight Sound signaling equipment (e.g. whistle) Click Here for more information on boating safety regulations.
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