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People planning to launch boats in Nebraska this fall should beware of low-water conditions across the state.
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission advises boaters to be patient and cautious when launching and loading a boat.
Many of boat ramps have been extended to counter these low-water conditions, but drought conditions still warrant users to be cautious while launching and loading.
Game and Parks recommends boat operators have a spotter with them or check to see if the end of the ramp is visible from the shoreline or dock before launching, if water clarity allows.
Local staff are a great resource to get the most current ramp conditions as water levels and ramp conditions vary from one water body to the next.
When a water body’s level drops, less of the boat ramp is underwater, reducing the length of the ramp for a successful launch, which can cause problems launching and loading a boat.
Once on the water, boat operators should also be mindful of the increased possibility of underwater hazards during low-water conditions.
