MAMMOTH LAKES BOAT TOUR FIELD GUIDE

Gregor: A compact, 50HP side‑console from Crowley Lake Fish Camp on Mammoth Lakes

A concise guide to the Gregor powerboat—its gear, operator rules, and booking terms—so you know what to expect before you push off.

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Gregor: A compact, 50HP side‑console from Crowley Lake Fish Camp on Mammoth Lakes.

Duration

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Location

Mammoth Lakes

Operator

Crowley Lake Fish Camp

Outing Highlights

THE BOAT

Compact power and basic electronics

Gregor pairs a 50HP engine and side‑console steering with a fish finder and shade cover—simple, functional equipment suited to small‑group fishing and lake cruising.

THE RULES

Strict on‑board conduct and safety

The operator enforces a series of mandatory rules—no bow riding, no beaching, no towing, life jackets required for ages 12 and under, and all passengers must remain fully in the boat while the engine is running.

BOOKING BASICS

Cancellation and fee policies you’ll meet at checkout

Reservations require a 48‑hour cancellation notice; on‑time cancellations incur a $10 fee. The operator holds renters responsible for any damage and charges minimum penalties for late returns and certain cleaning violations.

What the day feels like

What the ride feels like

A short, utilitarian outing: a straightforward launch, a focus on fishing and lake transit using the boat’s 50HP motor and fish finder, and the shelter of a shade cover when the sun is up—framed by a strict operator rule set that governs conduct, safety and returns.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this boat suits—and who should think twice.

Licensed skippersAppropriate for an adult operator (must be 18 with a valid driver’s license) looking for a simple powered boat with a fish finder; ideal for someone comfortable operating a 50HP craft under the operator’s rules.

AnglersA practical option for anglers who prize a compact rig and electronics over luxury—Gregor includes a fish finder and shade cover suited to short fishing outings.

Families with young childrenPossible but conditional: life jackets are required for ages 12 and under and all passengers must remain in the boat while the engine runs; the operator limits the number of persons on board.

Casual sightseers and inexperienced rentersNot ideal for unlicensed youth or groups expecting to tow, beach, cook aboard, or engage in bow riding—operator rules prohibit these activities and violations can terminate the rental.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Bring a valid driver’s license if you intend to operate the boat; bring life jackets for children under 13 (life jackets required for ages 12 and under). Do not bring cooking devices aboard.

On‑boat conduct

Plan to follow operator rules: no bow riding, no beaching, no towing, and all persons must remain entirely in the boat while the engine is running.

Sanitation and cleaning

Avoid sunflower seeds, pistachio shells and dumping worm dirt in the boat—such violations are subject to a cleaning fee (specified by the operator).

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What is the cancellation policy?

Reservations require a 48‑hour cancellation notice; cancellations made 48 hours or more before the reservation incur a $10 cancellation fee.

Are there refunds for bad weather?

No refunds are given due to weather.

Who can operate the boat?

You must be at least 18 years of age and have a valid driver’s license to operate the boat.

Are life jackets provided or required?

Life jackets are required for ages 12 and under.

What fees apply for late returns or cleaning?

There is a minimum $50 fee for late returns; specific cleaning violations (for example sunflower seeds or worm dirt) are subject to a $20 cleaning fee.

What behavior or activities are prohibited on the boat?

Prohibited actions include beaching the boat, bow riding, towing, and using cooking devices aboard. Violations may end the ride with no refund.