Yes. If the watercraft is personally owned, then the legal age is 14. A rental business may not lease, hire, or rent a personal watercraft to any person who is under 16 years of age. If there is an adult on the craft that will take responsibility, then the young rider does not need a boater safety ID card. If no adult is present, then they need the ID card.

No. Personal watercraft are prohibited on the St. Croix River from the north city limits of Stillwater, Minnesota, upstream to the Gordon Dam and along the entire length of the Namekagon River to the Namekagon Dam. Personal watercraft are allowed on the St. Croix River south of Stillwater.

PWC operators in South Carolina must be at least 16 years of age if they have not successfully completed a boating safety course, approved by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.

Children 14 and 15 years of age may only operate a PWC if there is an adult onboard and if they have successfully completed a boating safety course approved by the Delaware Division of Fish & Wildlife Enforcement.

Those aged 12 to 15 years old may operate a PWC if they have successfully completed a boating safety course approved by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, if they are accompanied by an adult or if they are being supervised by an adult which is no further than 400 ft away. Anyone 16 years of age or older may operate a PWC as long as they have proper identification with them, such as a driver's license.

Children must be at least 14 years of age and have successfully completed a boating safety course, approved by the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission, to operate a PWC on Florida waters.

PWC operators in Oregon must be at least 16 years old. PWC operators must carry proof of successful completion of an Oregon State Marine Board approved boating safety course on-board while operating. Click here for more information.

Children must be at least 14 years of age and they must have successfully completed a Boater Safety Course, approved by the Virginia Department of Game & Inland Fisheries in order to operate a PWC.

No, PWCs are not allowed on inland lakes or in Lake Michigan along the Lakeshore within 1/4 mile of the shoreline.

The minimum age for operating a personal watercraft is respective of your residency. Arizona's minimum age for operation is 12 years and California's is 16 years.

Florida law requires every child under the age of six to wear a PFD (Personal Floatation Device) while aboard any vessel less than 26' when it is underway.

Small, personal watercraft such as jet-skis and small personal watercraft are not permitted to operate on Collins Lake. Many of our campers with small personal watercraft or jet-skis will take the short drive to Bullards Bar Reservoir where they are permitted and there is no launching fee. Englebright Reservoir is also nearby. Many people use Collins Lake as a base camp, as we have Electric and Water Hookups, Showers etc.

Castaic Lake in Castaic and at the Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park in San Dimas. As personal watercraft alternate days with power boats at Bonelli, please contact the facility to determine if it is the appropriate day for your desired use.

Generally speaking, to operate a motorized boat greater that 25 hp a person must be 12 years of age and they must either have: a watercraft operators permit in possession, or someone at least 21 years of age on board in reach of the controls. To operate a personal watercraft, a person must be 13 years old and they must either have a person 21 years of age on board, or a watercraft operators permit in possession.

Persons 12 to 17 years of age may operate a PWC (Jet Ski, Waverunner, Sea Doo, etc.) alone, provided: Under Utah's boating law, personal watercraft (PWC) operators, between the ages of 12 and 17, are required to complete a boating education course, approved and accepted by the Division, before they can operate a PWC alone.

Yes, we can tag it along. Be sure to have boat fenders to protect your boat from wake damage. We also have optional Dinghy with an outboard motor, and 2 Kayaks available for rent.

The United States Coast Guard classifies a personal watercraft (PWC) as an inboard boat. It is a vessel that utilizes an inboard motor to power a water jet pump as the main source of propulsion. It is designed to be operated by a person who is sitting, standing, or kneeling on the vessel. As an inboard boat, personal watercraft vessels are required to follow the same rules and requirements of other powerboats, in addition to any specific rules applicable to personal watercraft.

EZ Dock is manufactured from low-density polyethylene that will not damage the finish on any boat or PWC.

Jet-skis must be launched from Good Templar Landing where Flyer's is located. There may be no place to leave your car and trailer. You should know that jet-ski's are allowed only in the channel heading out to the #3 Green Bouy and must operate only at headway speed inside the mooring fields. If they are in violation of those regs. we will come out and talk to the operators, give them a warning or possibly a ticket.

Due to the intergovernmental agreement between the cities of Westminster, Thornton, and Northglenn, jet skis are not allowed on Standley Lake.

To maintain the aesthetics of the community, the RiversEdge rules and regulations specify that boats or other watercraft are to be stored to the rear of your yard or within your garage. Temporary boat trailer parking is provided near the boat launching facilities for your convenience.

Yes, our rental jet skis are powerful enough to pull a skier behind them. However, you must have another person to observe (other than the driver) on the jetski to hold the up the orange flag when the skier is in the water.

No, a driver's license is not required to operate a watercraft. You do require your Pleasure Craft Operator Card on board with you while operating a powered watercraft.

There are two minimum ages, 13 years old for vessels powered by electric trolling motors, or vessels 12' or longer with less than 10 total HP. Operators of all other power vessels, including personal watercraft, must be at least sixteen years old, this includes out-of-state residents.

Children must be at least 12 years of age and they must have successfully completed a boating safety course approved by the Delaware Division of Fish & Wildlife Enforcement.

While there is yet no state law requiring a minimum age or proficiency exam, some counties are adopting such laws for their local waterways. In Benewah County, ten- to fourteen-year-olds can drive, but only powerboats up to 15 mph without close adult supervision. Be sure to contact the county where you plan to ride.

A.Children must be at least 12 years of age and have successfully completed a boating safety course, approved by the Oregon State Marine Board, in order to operate a powered vessel on Oregon waters. Click here for more information.

You wear your swimsuit and lightweight and long-sleeved clothes to protect you from the sun. You wear footwear that can be worn in water that will protect you on the banks or in the boats. Before arriving in the villages, we change into clothing that observes the local rules of propriety.

Yes, but we would like advance notice of your intention to do so. If you bring your own boat, we do not provide you with one of our dinghies, as experience has shown that towing two boats leads to disasters! You must take great care to avoid damaging the houseboat (which is fibre-glass) with your boat (especially "tinnies!"). Bring a couple of fenders (not tyres!) with you to protect both boats from damage.