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Ski Patrol

3 McGinleys, Lemoyne, NE 69146
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Lemoyne, Nebraska’s Ski Patrol provides boat rentals on Lake McConaughy from a beach location across from Martin Bay. Its rental lineup includes jet skis, ski boats, tritoons, and single-person kayaks for family outings, lake vacations, fishing trips, or quieter shoreline paddles. Customers can choose a jet ski rental for a faster ride, a ski boat for tubing and skiing, or a spacious tritoon for groups.

Every rental is launched at the beach location, so customers do not need to tow or trailer the watercraft. The family-operated team handles launching, loading, fueling, safety checks, and setup, while life vests are included. Select tritoons accommodate fishing and up to two dogs, and tube and water ski rentals are available. Local Lake Mac knowledge and beach towing support help make a day on the water simpler. Contact Ski Patrol to plan a boat rental near Lemoyne.

Features

  • Jet ski rentals
  • Ski boat water sports
  • Fishing-friendly tritoon rentals
  • Single-person kayak rentals
  • Beach towing service

Amenities

  • Rentals
  • Life Jackets & PFDs
  • Water Sports Gear
  • Fishing
  • Pet-Friendly
  • Staff & Service

Why book with us

  • Skip towing and trailering at launch
  • Leave launching and loading to the team
  • Bring up to two dogs aboard
  • Choose a tritoon for fishing trips
  • Enjoy the lake at your own pace

Frequently Asked Questions

What's included with a rental at Ski Patrol?

Rentals from Ski Patrol include life jackets, safety equipment, cooler storage, fishing gear, a bimini top and a Bluetooth stereo. Amenities vary by boat and by season, so confirm what comes with the boat you book.

How old do you have to be to rent a boat in Nebraska?

Nebraska law requires a person to be at least 18 to rent a motorboat or personal watercraft from a boat livery. Under Nebraska Revised Statute 37-1241.07, someone younger than 18 may operate a craft rented by a person 18 or older only if the younger operator is at least 14 and holds a valid boating safety certificate.

The operating minimum is 14 for both motorboats and personal watercraft. Anyone born after December 31, 1985, must complete an approved boating safety course and carry the certificate while operating. A rental operator may impose stricter requirements, so confirm its minimum when booking.

Source: Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (nebraskalegislature.gov)

Do you need a boating license in Nebraska?

No, Nebraska does not issue a traditional boating license, but many operators need a boater education certificate. Anyone born after December 31, 1985, must complete an approved course and carry the certificate while operating a motorboat or personal watercraft; every operator must be at least 14. Rental customers are not exempt, and those covered by the birth date rule need proof for rented craft powered by gas, diesel or electricity. Rentals may be made only to adults, although an authorized operator ages 14 through 17 may drive with a valid certificate. Nonresidents may use qualifying NASBLA approved certification. Nebraska Game and Parks administers the program and does not identify a temporary rental certificate option.

Source: Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (outdoornebraska.gov)

What are the best places to go boating in Nebraska?

Nebraska’s best boating choices span large reservoirs, eastern lakes and a scenic river corridor. In western Nebraska, Lake McConaughy provides broad water for boating and watersports. Calamus Reservoir offers a Sandhills setting, while Lewis and Clark Lake anchors boating in the northeast. Branched Oak Lake is a convenient eastern Nebraska option near Lincoln and Omaha. For a different experience, the Niobrara River winds through north-central Nebraska and is especially well suited to canoeing and kayaking.

Source: Nebraska Tourism Commission (visitnebraska.com)

What are the most popular boating destinations in Nebraska?

Popular Nebraska boating destinations include Lake McConaughy near Ogallala, the state’s largest reservoir, for white sand beaches, water skiing, tubing and sailing; Lewis and Clark Lake near Crofton, Nebraska’s second largest reservoir, for popular boating, Missouri River access and expedition history; Calamus Reservoir, for its beach and rolling Sandhills setting; and Branched Oak Lake near Lincoln, an easy trip from Lincoln or Omaha. At Lake McConaughy, boat ramp availability depends on water levels, so review current park notices before towing a boat.

Source: Nebraska Tourism Commission (visitnebraska.com)

Location

3 McGinleys, Lemoyne, NE 69146

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