Facts for staying safe on the water
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Stay on your side of the buoys!
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Travel in a counter-clockwise direction around the lake.
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Always carry good quality personal flotatation devises (PFDs) on boats with enough for all passengers.
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Make sure the PFD's are equipped with whistles.
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Have spotters equipped with flags when towing people to alert other boaters to watch for people in the water.
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Be a good neighbor! Remember people live here.
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High wakes have knocked toddlers and the elderly off their docks.
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Keep your music to yourself, don't force your vibe on others.
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Residents have binoculars and the police boat on speed-dial!
American lake is home to a US Junior Wakeboat National Champion. On sunny days, residents and members of the public choose American Lake for their sport because its depth and size.
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To stay safe always WAKE RESPONSIBLY.
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Always have a spotter who knows the hand signals
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Make sure the rope is clear of the rider before you accelerate.
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Never ski or ride near swimmers or obstacles
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Make sure you know the risks and laws of the local waterway
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Ride in control at speeds appropriate for the conditions.
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