Be aware that there are risks in boating and Watersports that good judgement and personal awareness can help reduce, to increase your enjoyment of Watersports, follow the ten elements of the CODE.
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Read MoreBelow you’ll find some quick reference information on some of the top boating areas in the Fraser Valley:
1. Alouette Lake: Located in the Golden Ears Provincial Park, 11 km north of Maple Ridge on the North Side of the Fraser River. Camping is also available at Alouette. The boat... Read More
As of September 15, 2009, all boaters must be certified with the Boat Smart Exam. Boat Smart Canada promotes the safe, enjoyable and environmentally conscious use of Canada’s waterways. They’re Canada’s largest course provider in boating safety education and Pleasure Craft Operator Card certification. Here’s all the info you... Read More
Ditch the power turn for perfect pickups:
It seems like every time I’m out on a public lake there’s some guy whipping huge turns under full power to double back and pick up a fallen rider – seriously , everytime, without fail. The problem with power turns is that they... Read More
What Is Boatmanship? Think of it as a standard set of rules of thumb on the water. They’re not secrets, but more of an unspoken code among watermen. Here are just some of the ways you can transform yourself into a more... Read More
Bring the Ocean to the Lake: Wake Guide
A wave can be tailored according to your preference by shifting, adding or subtracting weight in the boat. For example, if you want a lippy, peaky wave width more vertical height and a sweet spot that’s smaller and closer to the boat,... Read More
Below is an excellent video that shows how easy it is to set up your Tige for wake surfing:
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