Un tritoon puissant et luxueux avec 150 CV et tous les jouets du magnifique lac Gaston !

RENTAL DETAILS Pickup and drop-off at Eaton Ferry Marina. No trailering; you must have your own dock to keep the boat at overnight. Lizard Creek, Songbird Creek, and Great Creek culverts are too narrow to fit the boat, so if your house is behind these culverts (the culverts are the concrete tunnels where roads pass over the creeks) we unfortunately can’t rent to you. Two-day minimum rental. Pickup at 9am, drop off at 4pm. The local boat manager will contact you the week before your rental. The boat manager will meet you on site to complete an orientation of the boat and do pre and post walkthroughs, just like renting a car. To honor the property manager's time, late arrivals will be charged $1 per minute after a 5 minute grace period. Per NC Law, any operators born after 1988 will need to show proof of a valid boater's license.  The boat will start with a full tank of gas and must be returned full, so be sure to bring a credit card with you on the water and leave time to fill up before drop off. HELPFUL WARNINGS  1. DON'T beach the vessel as hidden rocks WILL damage the hull and propeller. There are public docks at Goat Island and several other spots, but the easiest and most fun option is to pick any quiet cove you want to toss out the anchor and swim from the boat.  2. The bimini MUST be lowered to go under any of the bridges. We didn't know this and tore it off our very first day on the water. I still haven't told my wife how much it costs and you won't want to tell yours either. 3. ALWAYS keep the motor fully lowered. Lake Gaston is deep. You should never have to raise the motor unless you're beaching the craft, which is NOT allowed. Running the motor out of the water will burn it up that fifteen-thousand-dollar machine in literal seconds. 4. NEVER have the motor on while swimming. The only thing between the propeller and you is water. Make sure it's off. GetMyBoat has a $500 security "allowance". This is not a prepaid amount or hold, but a threshold up to which GMB will bill your card for minor additional expenses such as gas or a missing anchor, and we have to provide receipts before GMB will charge you. At check-in and out, the property manager will look at the bimini, prop, seats, and toys/accessories. As long as there's no damage and the gas tank is full, you're good to go! If there’s major damage above the amount of the security allowance, we will send you a bill directly for receipts for repairs / replacements plus a 20% administrative charge that will be due within one week of receipt, paid directly to us (GMB doesn't handle it). We’re not here to be difficult or surprise anyone with charges. If you damage the boat by doing something stupid…we’ve been there too. Just let us know and let’s get it squared up. Please take all trash with you, make sure all the accessories and toys are stowed where you found them, and generally leave it ready for the next guest. Thanks and happy sailing!