WELCOME ABOARD

Feel free to bring your own

food and beverages onto the boat

Pack some snacks or pick up

a to-go meal from a local restaurant

A cooler with ice and water

will be waiting for you,

as well as reusable cups, plates, silverware, etc

Dress for the weather and don’t

forget the sunblock & hats

Getting on a pontoon makes it

easy to get out on the lake,

even for those with mobility concerns

Ask the captain for assistance

Trained service animals

are always welcome aboard

Sorry, no pets are allowed

ON THE LAKE

We will spend most of our time cruising at a speed comfortable for sightseeing, chatting, and enjoying food & beverages

We can also slow it way down

and drift with the current

Speaking of currents, they can be tricky

on the lake, so there will be no swimming

or jumping off the boat

Seasickness is rare on pontoons,

but just in case, motion sickness wristbands

are kept in the First Aid kit

GOOD TO KNOW

Sometimes the weather doesn't cooperate and we can't go cruising due to rain or high winds

Captain Gina will contact you early in the day

of your scheduled cruise if the forecast doesn’t look favorable for boating

Please visit the public restrooms located near the marina building before boarding the boat

If Nature is calling while out on the lake, there is a camping potty in a privacy enclosure onboard

Federal law requires children under age 13 to wear a Coast Guard approved life jacket

The boat has at least one Coast Guard approved wearable life jacket for each person on board and one throwable flotation device

MEET THE CREW

Captain Gina Mathews

Is a Licensed Coast Guard Captain

(OUPV “6 Pack”)

She is a retired Registered Nurse

and is First Aid & CPR certified

”First Mate” Damon Mathews

Keeps the boat ship-shape and

ready for our adventures

You might meet him dockside

before or after your cruise

The Pontoon Tiffany Bottoms

Is a custom-built 21 ft Bennington

She sits high on the water

for a comfortable and dry ride

Her favorite music is Yacht Rock