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No motors allowed, except electric
trolling motors (not to exceed 5 horsepower). Powerboats with
outboards can be used on the lake with the following restrictions:
• Outboard motor in the up position
• Propeller
removed
• Gas cans removed
All boats must be a minimum of 7'6" in length but may not
exceed 18 feet in length. The speed limit is five miles per
hour, including sailboats. |
All boats must have current registration with the State of California
except:
• Boats propelled manually,
• Boats 8 feet or less in length propelled solely by sail,
• Boats currently registered in another state and not remaining
in California for more than 90 days.
All boats with electric motors including canoes must be registered
and display a current registration sticker and CF numbers.
Launching of all boats must take place at the launch ramp.
All vessels are subject to inspection by the lifeguards before launching.
Lifeguards reserve the right to override manufacturer's specifications
such as passenger capacity and may limit the number of people on
board.
Personal Flotation Devices (life jacket/cushion):
• For boats under 16 feet, one U.S. Coast Guard approved
personal flotation device, (life jacket), either Type I, II, or
III is required for each person on board.
• For boats over 16 feet that are powered by sail or electric
trolling motor, one U.S. Coast Guard approved P.F.D., Type I, II
or III is required for each person on board plus one Type IV.
• All P.F.D.'s must be in good condition, appropriate size
for all people on board, and be readily accessible.
• All sailboats with masts must affix a float at the masthead
sufficient to prevent submersion of mast.
• No anchors allowed, due to an underwater aeration system.
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