Spring is back and as the weather warms, more recreational boaters will return to South Carolina’s waters, be it for cruising with family and friends, a little relaxing fishing or both. And South Carolina just has so many boating spots to pick. With 8,000 miles of rivers, 460,000 acres of lakes and 3,000 miles of […]
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As required by Section 8.5 of the Offer of Settlement on Complaint Regarding Water Quality in the Lower Saluda River (“Settlement Agreement”), submitted to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on May 19, 2004 and approved by the Commission in an order issued on July 15, 2004, as modified by an order issued on December 21, […]
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Persons younger than 16 years of age may operate: A boat or PWC powered by less than 15 hp without restrictions. A boat or PWC powered by 15 hp or more only if: They are accompanied by an adult at least 18 years old who is not under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs or… […]
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The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources provides suggestions for all boaters prior to embarking on the water. Before you Leave: Download DNR Float plan (Adobe PDF file), fill it out and make sure you leave the plans with a responsible individual. Check the weather. Let someone know where you are going. Gather all lifesaving […]
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Boating is a great way to have fun with family and friends. However, boating can be dangerous if safety isn’t taken seriously. Every S.C. boat owner and operator should be familiar with “The Handbook of South Carolina Boating Laws and Responsibilities” and every passenger should be briefed on the importance of staying alert and following […]
Though many imagine people in distress while swimming making noise and splashing around, drowning usually happens fast and silently. Signs of a person actively drowning include: Silence (children who are hyperventilating won’t be screaming for help) A head that is tilted back towards the sky as it searches for air Arms that are moving downward […]
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Swimming is an integral aspect to lake activity, whether from the shore or dock, to cooling off from an anchored boat. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s “Know Before You Go Water Safety” suggests all persons should remember the following while swimming: Do not dive into the water. Jumping from cliffs or bridges is dangerous due […]
Ready to get out on the water yet?
SafetySpring is back and as the weather warms, more recreational boaters will return to South Carolina’s waters, be it for cruising with family and friends, a little relaxing fishing or both. And South Carolina just has so many boating spots to pick. With 8,000 miles of rivers, 460,000 acres of lakes and 3,000 miles of […]
2023 Annual Report on Water Quality and Aeration Operations at the Saluda Project
Lake Management TrackingAs required by Section 8.5 of the Offer of Settlement on Complaint Regarding Water Quality in the Lower Saluda River (“Settlement Agreement”), submitted to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on May 19, 2004 and approved by the Commission in an order issued on July 15, 2004, as modified by an order issued on December 21, […]
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Board MinutesBoating License to Operate a Watercraft on South Carolina Waterways
SafetyPersons younger than 16 years of age may operate: A boat or PWC powered by less than 15 hp without restrictions. A boat or PWC powered by 15 hp or more only if: They are accompanied by an adult at least 18 years old who is not under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs or… […]
Before You Head Out on the Water
SafetyThe South Carolina Department of Natural Resources provides suggestions for all boaters prior to embarking on the water. Before you Leave: Download DNR Float plan (Adobe PDF file), fill it out and make sure you leave the plans with a responsible individual. Check the weather. Let someone know where you are going. Gather all lifesaving […]
Boating Safety
SafetyBoating is a great way to have fun with family and friends. However, boating can be dangerous if safety isn’t taken seriously. Every S.C. boat owner and operator should be familiar with “The Handbook of South Carolina Boating Laws and Responsibilities” and every passenger should be briefed on the importance of staying alert and following […]
Tips to Prevent Drowning
SafetyThough many imagine people in distress while swimming making noise and splashing around, drowning usually happens fast and silently. Signs of a person actively drowning include: Silence (children who are hyperventilating won’t be screaming for help) A head that is tilted back towards the sky as it searches for air Arms that are moving downward […]
Swimming Safety
SafetySwimming is an integral aspect to lake activity, whether from the shore or dock, to cooling off from an anchored boat. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s “Know Before You Go Water Safety” suggests all persons should remember the following while swimming: Do not dive into the water. Jumping from cliffs or bridges is dangerous due […]