Oh I don't know how I missed them, I didn't see them last week end but maybe I was sleepy!Yes there is signage coming from the Executive Services ramp, at the turnoff to the lodge and at the intersection at the welcome center. You can’t leave Bullfrog without seeing them. That was as of 2 weeks ago when I was there. Sq
I'm at BF nowOh I don't know how I missed them, I didn't see them last week end but maybe I was sleepy!
Clean, drain, dry. Go home and either wait the appropriate dry time, or better yet, have the boat decontaminated.What if a person is ready to leave the lake and the GCNRA and there’s no one to complete the inspection?
Had a similar issue with decon at a Colorado reservoir last year. The young man was just trying to do a good job, but he put pressurized water in my bathroom sink drain(we have a cabin cruiser) that thru-hull is above the water line. It took a significant amount of time to clean up the mess in the bathroom. I don't mind going through the process, but some better training may be in order.I got decontaminated last year at wahweep it was a complete joke mind you I have a 26 foot water ballast sail boat and I know they are the worst for transportation of mussels I only put my boat in infested water but my boat dries for at least a month between launches the girls working tried to do a good job but they almost flooded my cabin of my boat I will refuse decontamination in the future with out a supervisor
Had a similar issue with decon at a Colorado reservoir last year. The young man was just trying to do a good job, but he put pressurized water in my bathroom sink drain(we have a cabin cruiser) that thru-hull is above the water line. It took a significant amount of time to clean up the mess in the bathroom. I don't mind going through the process, but some better training may be in order.
Colo does not recognize Utah decon at this point. Colo is more strict, IMHO, given that they require entry inspections / decon.I've typed and erased about 4 posts now. Maybe the 5th is the charm.
If you don't have any visible mussels, I wouldn't worry about going to Bullfrog for decontamination. If you decide to launch in Colorado, you will need to have someone there do a decontamination anyway - last I checked, they don't recognize a Utah decon.
My scenario is this. I dry store my trailerable boat at Offshore Marina. I pick it up on the way to the lake and drop it off when I am leaving.
I've heard different answers to this question. ---> Since it is technically outside of the park, do I need inspection if I am going - (towing myself) - to Offshore for dry storage? The trailer has the Offshore storage sticker on it.
If you are not taking the boat away from Bullfrog then it can be declared as a "local boat" and no decon is required. When you take it away from Bullfrog then you need to decontaminate before leaving.
This is outside my jurisdiction so I will ask that question and get back to you.So, Wayne, would Offshore Marina be considered to be in your "Bullfrog" area and a local boat? Thanks!
Which is why I wouldn't have my boat decontaminated at Powell. I have to have my boat deconned at home regardless of what happens at Powell.Colo does not recognize Utah decon at this point. Colo is more strict, IMHO, given that they require entry inspections / decon.
I asked several people (entrance ranger, State Trooper, ramp attendant, decon attendant) the same question about inspection being required if you are headed to Offshore Marina for storage and got several different answers. Best advice is to go through the decon, if you are headed anywhere outside of the park for any reason, including Ticaboo or Offshore Marina. That check is quick!This is outside my jurisdiction so I will ask that question and get back to you.