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Swimming areas are unsupervised and do not have lifeguards. Learn to swim WELL and ALWAYS wear a Life Jacket! Always swim with a buddy!
Dock Rentals The Canyon Lake POA offers boat rental docks at the Lodge for boat owners who don't have their own personal dock at home for their vessel. There are 125 total slips available, 26 electric (electric slips have one single outlet) and 99 non-electric. Contracts for slips run annually from May 1 – April 30.
A bystander rescued the driver of a Camaro that plunged off a bridge into Lake Lavon while he was racing a Mustang, authorities said. The Collin County Sheriff's Office said the car ended up 12 feet underwater at the T-intersection of U.S. Highway 380 and County Road 559 just east of Princeton.
The Mission of Lavon Lake is to supply water to the member cities of the North Texas Municipal Water District; to provide flood control to the Collin, Dallas and Rockwall County areas, and to offer some of the best fishing, camping and boating in Texas.
The lake was built, owned, and operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for the purposes of flood control, water supply, and recreation. The Lake Lavon Project was authorized by Congress in March of 1945 under Public Law 79-14-1 of the River and Harbor Act for flood control and water conservation.
There are numerous boat ramps located on Lavon Lake.
Anchors hold horizontally, but not vertically. Once you pull in enough line to stand the anchor up, it will lose its grip on the bottom. Sometimes it can get stuck in a crevice. If so, just motor the boat slowly forward so you are tugging in the opposite direction from when sitting at anchor.
Leads. Attach a lead to the boat. Pull the boat in the direction you want to go. To get the boat to go up blocks, stand about 5 blocks away with the lead attached and jump while moving in the direction you want to go. Boats will tend to try and get over the block in front of them while pulled by a lead.
Increase your speed slowly until the stern's well away from the dog. Then cast off the bow. LineMoreIncrease your speed slowly until the stern's well away from the dog. Then cast off the bow. Line back out slowly until you have room to shift into forward and turn away from the dog.