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POA presents Marine Patrol report for April

On May 28, the Canyon Lake POA presented the Marine Patrol report for April 2021.

Marine Patrol received 350 calls for service in April. This number is up from the 82 calls received for service the previous month. Staff performed 130 boat safety inspections, eight boat tows, one battery assist, and 50 quagga inspections.

Sixty-eight fishing license checks were performed, seven citations were issued.

Thirty non-compliance, 15 life jacket, six excessive wake, and two follow counter-clockwise warnings were issued.

One citation was issued for expired/no registration at a dock or lift.

Marine Patrol boats operated a total of 141.7 hours on the main lake, 130 hours on the East Bay, and 12.6 hours on the north ski area.

Boat one operated 111.2 hours, boat two operated 91.8 hours, boat three operated 12.6 hours, and boat four operated 68.7 hours.

One incident of a deceased person located at the north ski area was reported.

The primary functions of the Marine Patrol are rules and regulations compliance, quagga and boat safety inspections, and incident observation and reporting to the POA.

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