Online Boat Registration
Boat Registration
To register watercraft, please complete and submit both of these two forms:
After completing both forms, you will still need to bring each vessel, pink registration and payment to the Clubhouse or Boat Ramp during regularly scheduled Boat Stickering Hours.
Important Zebra Mussel Information
No known method of guaranteed prevention exists. But we can attempt to slow their spread. Here’s how.
- Drain all equipment that comes in contact with water immediately after each use. Never transport any water from one body to another.
- Inspect equipment and remove mud, silt, sand, and aquatic plants and animals after boating.
- Rinse boats and trailers with high-pressure hot water “140 degrees” and/or dry equipment in non-humid surroundings for up to 30 days depending on temperature (cooler temperatures require longer drying times).
- If you are moving docks or boat lifts from another lake to Beaver Lake, you should allow up to 7 days of dry time out of water.
- Use motor muffs to flush mussels from engines.
- Dispose of unwanted bait in the trash.
- Apply anti-fouling paint or coatings to hulls and engine cooling systems.
Now that they are established, there is no known method of guaranteed eradication that would be suitable for our lake. Our community needs to ensure that we don’t spread zebra mussels to surrounding lakes. Remember, slowing the spread of an invasive species depends on all of us doing our part.
The Association will post changes to the Handbook relating to zebra mussels, and we will continue to keep members informed about this important issue.
For more information on zebra mussels, visit:
http://neinvasives.com/species/aquatics/zebra-and-quagga-mussels
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abImqGDzXBo&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gtqb41CjQfc&feature=youtu.be
There is also information on the Beaver Lake Web site, and at the Beaver Lake office and boat ramp.