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CONTENTS
05 GREETINGS
06 10 BEACHES TO DISCOVER
10 EXHIBITOR LIST
11-13 FLOOR PLANS
14 YOUR BOAT & MARINE INSURANCE
18 BOATING AT NIGHT
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GREETINGS
For the past 24 years, Kelowna Yacht
Club has looked forward to opening our
Clubhouse and moorage basin to the
community and host the annual Kelowna
Boat Show. Each year it provides us
the opportunity to engage Kelowna and
gather all kinds of boating and water
enthusiasts.
Embracing our local boating community
has always been at the forefront
of our goals. We are excited to bring
you a wide range of exhibitors in one
convenient location, showing you the
latest in the boating world with many
opportunities to get on the water for
the upcoming season.
We are proud of the continued support
of the Youth Sailing School with all
show entry donations going to support
their programs. These sailing programs
are available for all ages and open
to the public and members alike. To
further our commitment of supporting
the community, exhibitor fees from
the Kelowna Boat Show go towards the
installation and maintenance of over 30
public access mooring buoys on Okanagan
Lake.
Be sure to stop into our clubhouse,
which is open to all during show hours.
Join us for a delicious lunch in the
Member Lounge, a refreshing drink
on the patio, or to tour the facility and
learn of the rich history here at the
Kelowna Yacht Club. If you should have
any questions during the show or about
membership opportunities while you
are here, Kelowna Boat Show volunteers
and staff members are available
and happy to assist you.
We are pleased to host this event for
its 24th year and welcome you and our
local community to the Kelowna Boat
Show!
Kent Hardisty
Commodore, Kelowna Yacht Club
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By Steve Fennell
10 BEACHES
to Discover in
the Okanagan
Sun, sand and water. There are many
shoreside attractions in the Okanagan
region and the beaches certainly account
for many of them. Here are 10 to
discover and enjoy.
Tanning. Swimming. Watersports.
There’s not much you can’t enjoy
when visiting the beaches throughout
the Okanagan. Although the
region may not be the first destination
that pops into your mind when
it comes to excellent sand beaches,
it’s one of the most popular attractions
when it comes to enjoying
long, sandy stretches and sparkling
clear water.
From Penticton, Kelowna and
Vernon in the north, it’s common
to see these shoreside paradises
come alive with activities all
summer. Many have food concessions,
vendors, watersport rentals,
boat launches, playgrounds
(in and out of the water) and
other services to make your day
that much more enjoyable. With
several to discover on Okanagan
Lake and in the surrounding area,
we highlight a handful of visitworthy
destinations to make your
trip more enjoyable.
Skaha Lake Park, Penticton (1)
The beach at Skaha Lake Park is one of
the most popular in the Okanagan – if
not BC – with its gorgeous waterfront,
expansive grounds and several amenities.
Situated at the north end of Skaha
Lake (south-end of Penticton), the beach
in the 21-acre park is big on activity.
A visit here means enjoying sandvolleyball,
tennis, basketball courts, and
it’s common to see windsurfers ripping
up the water or enthusiasts kite sailing
overhead. If you come with a boat in
tow, there’s a launch for easy access and
once you’re on the water, perhaps pull
up right on (or anchor near) the beach.
Although relaxing under an umbrella,
catching some rays, and water sports are
popular, you’ll also appreciate the paved
walking trails, shaded picnic areas, rest
rafts, beach slides, plus the promenade,
and rental concessions. There’s even a
water park, playgrounds, and duck pond
for kids to enjoy.
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Sudbury Beach, Penticton (2)
Not to be over shadowed by popular
Skaha Lake Park just a few minutes
away, Sudbury Beach is a favourable
place to spend an afternoon in Penticton.
Being land locked (and not accessible
from Lake Okanagan), it’s worth
the 60-minute drive from Kelowna with
a boat in tow. A boat launch is available
at Skaha Marina but if you’re staying on
land, the beach is ideal to get a sun tan
or take a refreshing swim. The kids will love the rest rafts and slides. If you didn’t
bring along your paddle board – or other watersports gear –rentals are available on
site. Washrooms, a concession, and a fire pit are also featured.
Sun-Oka Beach Provincial Park,
Summerland (3)
Just ten minutes from Summerland
(bordering Trout Creek) between Penticton
and Peachland, Sun-Oka Beach
Provincial Park is another popular
destination and is easily accessible by
car just off Hwy 97 or by boat as it’s
located on the west side of Okanagan
Lake. A great place to land your vessel
(with a designated area for boats) and
to water ski from, the beach spans .5 km (.3 mi) and its all-sand bottom makes for
great swimming and activities. Picnic areas for families or group gatherings (with
fire rings and BBQ attachments) are notable features while fire pits (on the beach),
a playground, and designated change areas are other features. Non-motorized
beach/boat rentals are also available to rent.
Boyce-Gyro Park Beach, Kelowna (4)
With a series of updates completed in
2018, one of Kelowna’s most popular
beaches will provide more enjoyment
for visitors this season. Some new
changes include landscaping, volley
ball courts and table tennis, which is in
addition to the many existing amenities
such as a playground, concession,
and paddleboard rentals – plus a great
stretch of sand and water. Being in
South Kelowna, Boyce-Gyro Park Beach is nearby to Mission Park, Pandosy shopping
district and many accommodations.
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Tugboat Bay Beach &
Waterfront Park, Kelowna (5 & 6)
Situated in the heart of Kelowna,
there’s a lot action and excitement that
takes place on Tugboat Bay Beach and
Waterfront Park. In addition to great
views of Okanagan Lake and easy access
to the water, you’ll find watersport
rentals, a snack shack, plus a boardwalk
along Waterfront Park’s beautiful
grounds, leading to many of Kelowna’s
restaurants dining, and shopping opportunities. Live music can often be enjoyed
throughout the summer on adjacent Island Stage with the park creating a natural
amphitheatre, and a wildlife sanctuary borders Tugboat Bay Beach to the north.
Canada Day fireworks is watched by hundreds of boaters off Tugboat Bay Beach.
Keep in mind, pets are allowed on the boardwalk with a leash, yet are not permitted
on the beach.
Beaches on Wood Lake, Lake Country
(7, 8 & 9)
With easy access from Highway 97,
Oyama Beach, located at the north end
of Wood Lake adjacent to Oyama Road
and Pelmewash Parkway, combines a nice
stretch of sand beach, shallow waters, access
to the Okanagan Rail Trail, and a boat
launch that makes it popular for anglers,
boaters and beach goers. Wood Lake is
historically known to offer excellent fishing
for rainbow trout and Kokanee fishing,
ideal spots for swimming, waterskiing or other water sports, and a relaxing getaway.
Another beach worth visiting is at the south end of Wood Lake at Beasley Park/
Reiswig Regional Park –22 km (13 mi) from downtown Kelowna. In addition to its
sandy beach, visitors and locals alike enjoy the waterfront trail, volleyball, children’s
playground, shaded areas, picnic gazebo, not to mention soccer fields and a baseball
diamond. Free live music concerts are offered in the Lake Country parks during
July and August.
Kal Beach, Coldstream (10)
Minutes from Vernon in Coldstream, Kal
Beach at the head of Kalamalka Lake
is another gem of the Okanagan. This
day destination has a large designated
swimming area, a wharf, and even a
nearby boat launch, making fishing and
watersports popular. Set amongst protected
nature, Kal Beach also features
shaded picnic areas, beach volleyball,
change rooms, a concession stand plus
paddleboard,kayak and boat rentals.
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EXHIBITOR LIST
Exhibitor Name Phone # Website
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Canadian Power + Sail Squadron 250-317-3219 N/A
Cherry Hill Coffee 250-861-4733 cherryhillcoffee.com
Copper Island Docks 250-675-3007 cooperislanddocks.com
Disabled Sailing Association BC 778-214-6750 disabledsailingkelowna.ca
Dockside Marine Centre Ltd. 250-765-3995 docksidemarine.com
Downtown Marina 250-763-5599 downtownmarina.ca
Dyck’s Mobile Shrink Wrap 888-382-9727 dycksmobileshrinkwrap.com
EZ- Dock Okanagan 250-470-2235 ezdockokanagan.com
Free Spirit Marine 780-430-7830 freespiritmarine.com
Go With The Wind Cruises 250-763-5204 gowiththewind.com
Holy Doodle Sailing Charters 250-300-0009 holydoodlesailingcharters.com
Insta Dock / Oyama Yacht Club 250-300-5602 oyamayachtclub.ca
Johnston Meier Insurance 250-762-2132 jmins.com
Karralea Marine and Accessories 604-330-3142 karraleamarine.com
Kelland Watercraft -
Sealegs Canada 250-585-2505 kellandwatercraft.com
Kelowna Yacht Club 250-762-3310 kelownayachtclub.com
Kelowna Yamaha & Marine 250-763-1010 kelownayamaha.ca
KP Carpet Binding 250-764-4195 kpcarpetmatting.ca
Malibu Marine 250-862-9422 malibumarine.com
Martin Motor Sports 250-860-4232 martinmotorsports-marine.ca
McLellan F1 250-200-6453 mclellanf1.com
MobileWorks Electronics 250-878-8470 mobileworkselectronics.com
Momentum Charters 780-978-5699 momentumcharters.com
OASISS 250-404-0115 oasiss.ca
Okanagan Lake Boat Rentals 250-506-2628 okanaganlakeboatrentals.com
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Okanagan Yacht Tours 250-353-3010 yachtlife.ca
Paradise Dock and Lift 888-411-3625 paradisedocklift.ca
Portside Marine Insurance Corp 844-491-0963 portsideinsurance.ca
Scrub Captain 250-215-0608 scrubcaptain.com
Sea-Dog Boat Sales & Service Ltd. 250-836-4567 seadogboatsales.com
Seca Surf + Marine 250-469-9462 secamarine.com
Shaw 888-472-2222 shaw.ca
Shoreline Pile Driving & Boat Lifts 250-765-3995 shorelinepiledriving.com
Specialty Marine Canvas 778-363-3006 specialtymarinecanvas.com
Sunrise Docks 778-828-1521 sunrisedocks.ca
Sunsail 888-350-3568 sunsail.com
The Paddle Lifestyle 888-606-2737 thepaddlelifestyle.com
The Vaults Development Group 250-862-8767 thevaults.ca
Twin Anchors Houseboat Vacations 250-836-2450 twinanchors.com
WBL Marine 780-458-9767 wblmarine.com
Wizard Lake Marine 778-484-0035 wizardlakemarine.com
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By Steve Fennell
YOUR BOAT &
MARINE
INSURANCE
Understanding the benefits of a specialized
marine insurance broker will save in the long
run with proper coverage for your boat and
boating lifestyle.
Boat insurance, and having the right
policy that matches your activity on
the water, is perhaps one of the most
important aspects of recreational boating.
Whether you have a new cruiser or
a 1999 runabout, your policy is a gamut
of protection in the event of unforeseen
damage, liability, or total loss, and provides
the best peace of mind every time
you head out.
Although boating is considered high
risk among underwriters, insurance
for your boat is not all that difficult to
obtain as many policies and coverages
are available and vary from broker to
broker and underwriter to underwriter.
Nonetheless, having boat insurance
and understanding your policy are often
two different things. It’s only after
an accident or a major breakdown that
you realize your boat insurance policy
doesn’t cover your needs.
“It’s all about the information that’s
provided by the client in the first few
phases of getting a policy,” says Sean
Thompson, president of Dolphin Insurance
Services, a marine brokerage specialist
based in Burnaby, BC. “We are a
broker, so we get all of the boat owner’s
information to make it presentable to
an underwriter for the best coverage.
Plus, if the client is concerned about
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certain coverage such as liability, we
can combine higher liability coverage
with the basic policy, which means
they get what they require. That’s the
benefit of being a specialized marine
broker. We
are very
specific in
obtaining all
the important
information
from our
clients for the
underwriter.”
Representing
approximately
6,000
recreational
and commercial boats throughout
North America, Europe, even the
Caribbean and South Pacific, Dolphin
Insurance Services offers basic coverage
to include comprehensive, bodily
injury, property damage and collision
liabilities for most recreational
boaters, yet they specialize in what is
called a Stated Amount Policy that
covers the replacement value of your
boat as stipulated in your policy (if a
total loss occurs in case of theft, fire
or other accidents) - as well as partial
loss in the event you damage your boat
from rocks or other debris or if there
is related damage due to worn parts or
deterioration, either on the boat or in
the engine.
“One of the biggest claims or concerns
that we see is wear and tear or gradual
deterioration,” says Thompson. “As
an example, engines or related engine
damage can be very expensive to
repair. While most policies exclude
this, we offer a policy/coverage that
goes beyond that if the boat or engine
has been regularly maintained and the
damage could not have been foreseen.
It won’t cover the failed part, but it will
cover the resulting damage.”
Currently, Thompson explained, one of
the biggest concerns among underwriters
is determining a boater’s skill level
and level of competence of operation
concerning navigation, man-overboard
procedures, understanding weather
patterns, and handling and docking,
especially for
first time owners
of larger
vessels or if
you’re stepping
up from
a mid-sized
runabout to a
model of 40-
plus feet.
“To alleviate
this, we
often suggest
getting accredited onboard boat training,”
says Thompson. “We ask the client
to get into contact with companies
or the captains that offer this and they
will sign off after they feel comfortable
operating the boat after so many
hours. As a result, the underwriter
knows you have the proper training
and you’re aware of all operations and
procedures, which makes it a lot easier
for the underwriters when we submit
an application.”
While there are many details in obtaining
a boat insurance policy, it’s
best to resort to a specialized broker
and underwriter to ensure you have
best policy and coverage for your
needs, especially if you plan on doing a
lot of boating throughout the season.
“We won’t sell a policy based solely on
a price, we sell on value and service,”
says Thompson. “Once we educate
boaters about what they require and
even though the premiums may be a
little higher, nine times out of ten,
they come with us as they don’t want
any problems down the road. We are
basically a specialist. We understand
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right policy for a client’s boat. As a result,
they can relax as they know they
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BOATING AT
NIGHT
Here’s What You
Need to Know
New to the Okanagan? Looking to expand you boating experiences?
Boating after daylight hours is a great experience but
knowing proper navigation and safety is pertinent to ensure
safe trips back to shore.
It’s not uncommon for a day on
Okanagan Lake to extend into
the evening well after night falls.
Accidents on the water can potentially
happen anytime but when it comes to
boating at night, be extra cautious by
using proper navigation, adhering to
the boating regulations, and practising
the utmost safety.
First and foremost, you must always
ensure your boat is equipped with the
required safety gear as regulated by
Transport Canada. This includes the
necessary navigation lights and a
sound-emitting device. You not only
need to be seen, you also need to be
heard. In fact, Transport Canada states
that all boats under 12m (39.4 ft) without
a sound emitting devoice must be
equipped with a pealess whistle, compressed
gas horn, or electric horn.
Most recreational boats come equipped
with these two items, but for smaller
craft such as aluminum fishing boats, be
sure to install aftermarket lighting and
an airhorn especially if you fish in the
evenings or during early morning hours.
Also, ensure everyone on board wears
proper fitting PFDs. Young children,
especially, should always have one on.
ALWAYS STAY ALERT
Unless you experience thick fog, wideopen
views on the water are not usually
an issue during daylight hours. Of course,
it’s much different at night.
Wakes of other boats, rough water conditions,
and under water obstructions such
as rocks can be hit at less than a moment’s
notice. Maintaining safe speeds
for the appropriate conditions and even
having another person onboard to act as
a lookout is ideal. It’s best to be slow and
cautious to ensure you make it back to
port with no accidents or injuries.
More importantly, you and your lookout
should be scanning the water ahead
for other powerboats, sailboats, even
canoes, kayaks, and paddle boarders.
Believe it or not, people enjoy these
watersports at night with no lighting
whatsoever and paddle boarders, in
fact, are becoming an increasing safety
issue during this time. Sooner or later
one of the many boats that roar up and
down Lake Okanagan at 100-plus km/h
in the middle of the night is going to hit
something. So, whether you’re cruising,
fishing, or enjoying watersports at night
make sure you’re visible to oncoming
boat traffic, both near and afar.
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Beacons on Okanagan Lake. Photo Perry Mack.
VISIBILITY AT NIGHT
Although many boaters may not realize
this, but cockpit and instrument lights
on your own boat can be a distraction.
If your instrument lights are red, which
don’t hinder vision at night, you’re fine,
but if they are any other colour when
illuminated turn them down if possible.
All cockpit lights should also be turned
off while underway.
If you’re new to the area or new to boating,
become familiar with the lakes of
the Okanagan. Boating at night in an
unfamiliar region can present a whole
series of potential problems. For example,
the bowl area in front of downtown
Kelowna in the summer is considered
a high-risk area even at night. Boat
traffic is commonly heavy, and many
boats are being skippered by individuals
with little or no boating experience.
Add in the party factor and you need
to be ready to react to the unexpected.
The best advice is to transit this area
at a speed of a little more than idle (or
in a timely fashion) to avoid any type of
collisions.
NAVIGATION
Boating at night also requires seamanship
and navigation skills. If you’re
using a chart plotter be prudent with
its usage to avoid impairment of your
night vision. While a chart plotter is a
great tool for night navigation, it must
There’s not much better than a sunset cruise.
Photo Cobalt Boats.
be used properly. Like many electronic
devices, one of the greatest weaknesses
of a GPS is looking at the screen too
often. So, it’s imperative to have a dedicated
lookout as well.
If you’re planning on doing a lot of
cruising at night this season, consider
purchasing a Canadian Hydrographic
Chart of Okanagan Lake. It may be a
little out of date of current mooring
buoys and waterfront development, but
it’s a great resource to resort to when
navigating the lake.
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Serene views are just part of the experiences
when boating after the sun sets below the
horizon. Photo Cobalt Boats.
Okanagan Lake has about 30
navigation aids, yet most of them
date back to the days of heavy
steamboat and barge traffic.
Remember, the lake flows north
to south. So, when you’re heading
north the green lights mark the
port side shoreline and the red
lights mark the starboard shoreline.
One caution is the starboard
light on Grant Island, which is
located approximately half way
between Vernon and Kelowna on
the east side of the lake. Whatever
you do, don’t attempt passage between
Grant Island and the east shore
as there’s a very shallow reef running
to the island.
Boating at night offers unique, serene
experiences during the right atmospheric
conditions. For best results,
set a course to a more remote area
away from a busy area or the ambient
lights of the city. A bright moonlit
night provides excellent visibility or
a star-filled sky that’s framed with
the valley is another awesome sight to
enjoy.
If you are interested in boating at
night but concerned you lack the
knowledge or experience, consider
Boating at Night Fireworks.
Photo Carole Sue Conran.
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