Silent Circuits of Leaser Lake: A Two-Hour Electric Boat Tour for Birders and Photographers

KEMPTON BOAT TOUR FIELD GUIDE

Silent Circuits of Leaser Lake: A Two-Hour Electric Boat Tour for Birders and Photographers

A guided, approximately 2-hour circuit of Leaser Lake aboard a comfortable 14' tri-hull with a quiet electric motor — an essential brief for anyone planning a fall migration outing.

Silent Circuits of Leaser Lake: A Two-Hour Electric Boat Tour for Birders and Photographers.

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Kempton
Operator
Leaser Lake Boats, Bikes & Bait
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Boat Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Settle into the low profile of a 14-foot tri-hull and slip across Leaser Lake in near silence, following a guided, two-hour circuit that concentrates on bird and wildlife observation and photographic positioning.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE BOAT

A nimble, quiet tri-hull

The tour runs on a 14' tri-hull with comfortable seating and ample room for cameras and gear; its state-of-the-art electric motor gives nimbleness for positioning at prime photo angles.

THE WILDLIFE

Fall migration and photo opportunities

Tours are timed to make the most of migration windows, offering concentrated opportunities to watch and photograph birds and other wildlife around the full perimeter of the lake.

THE ROUTE

A complete lake circuit

The outing is an approximately two-hour tour of the entire lake, designed to give a broad sweep of habitats and viewing angles around Leaser Lake.

What the day feels like

What the tour feels like

The trip is an intimate, roughly two-hour boat circuit of the lake: a slow, deliberate progression around the shoreline in a comfortable tri-hull that lets guides position the boat quietly for viewing and photography.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this trip suits — and who should look elsewhere.

1
Families with childrenDesigned as an all-ages outing, the tour accommodates family groups within the small-party format.
2
Couples and small partiesThe experience is configured for 1–2 people per booking, making it ideal for couples or solo travelers who want focused time on the water.
3
PhotographersWith ample room for cameras and gear and a quiet electric motor for precise positioning, the trip is tailored to photographers seeking steady, close-range opportunities.
4
Birdwatchers & wildlife enthusiastsScheduled and run to take advantage of migration and concentrated wildlife viewing, this tour is a practical choice for observers seeking a short, focused outing.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

There is ample room for cameras and extra gear aboard, so bring your camera equipment and any straps or cases you prefer; the boat provides comfortable seating for gear storage.

Boat & equipment

The tour uses a 14' tri-hull outfitted with a quiet electric motor that allows nimble positioning for photos and viewing.

Timing & schedule

Tours are approximately two hours and starting times can be made to suit your schedule; early departures are encouraged during migration windows.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the tour?

The boat tour is approximately 2 hours; starting times can be adjusted to suit your schedule.

How do I book a fall rental or tour?

Reservations are required for all fall rentals; call or text (preferably text) 484-221-1522 to book.

When do fall rentals begin and how often do tours run?

Fall rentals begin September 5th; during fall migration Jamie is running tours all day, seven days a week.

How many people can join a tour?

The offering is described for 1–2 people and is suitable for all ages.

What kind of boat and equipment are used?

The operator uses a 14' tri-hull with comfortable seating and a state-of-the-art electric motor, providing nimbleness for positioning and room for cameras and gear.