There are several simple tools boaters use to help find there way safely around Bobs and Crow Lakes.   Bobs Lake in particular with all of its bays, islands and offshoots, can get boaters lost in a hurry.   And rock shoals in late summer and early fall when water levels are down, area real hazard. 

Boating Card

Boating Card. Click to enlarge.

This general map of the lakes is a  handy safety item to keep in your boat. 

It provides directional guidance on the lake (but is NOT intended to be used for navigation purposes). 

It is plasticized and waterproof, and can be folded for easy storge in the boat or to be carried with you.   

The Boating Card is free and can be picked up at any GBCLA event or at the AGM.   Go to Cottager Resources/GBCLA Store to order one.

Navigation Map

TrakMap

If you are  in need of a navigation quality map, you can order a map of Bobs and Crow lakes from Trakmaps for approximately $25 + HST.   

The maps are waterproof and tear-proof, and are 28 inches by 36 inches.

To order click here.

Map with Water Buoy locations

Buoy on Bobs Lake

If you want to know where the GBCLA safety buoys are located on Bobs and Crow lakes:

click here to go to our interactive map.