22 ft pontoon, seats 10
Bimini top, cooler, bluetooth stereo. Full day is $445.
Twenty-two boats maintained in our own shop, from a 22-foot pontoon for a lazy afternoon to a wake boat with a full ballast. Life jackets, tubes and a lake map come with every rental.
Rates exclude fuel, which is billed at the pump when you return.
Bimini top, cooler, bluetooth stereo. Full day is $445.
150 hp, handles chop better, pulls a tube comfortably. Full day $595.
Faster than a pontoon with a swim platform and a ski pylon.
Surf system, board racks, one wakeboard and one surfboard included.
Two per reservation maximum, trailer or ride from our dock.
Seven days, delivered to your dock within 10 miles at no charge.
Blue Channel started in 2008 with two pontoons and a borrowed slip. Every boat still comes back through our own mechanics, and nothing goes out with a hull hour history we have not looked at. That is the reason our breakdown calls are rare, and when one happens we run a tow boat out ourselves rather than making you wait on a service.
“First time driving a boat and the walkthrough covered exactly what I was nervous about.”
Chris A., Pontoon, half day
“Prop hit something near Governors Island and they had us on another boat inside an hour.”
Lauren V., Deck boat, full day
“Delivered the pontoon to our rental dock Monday morning and picked it up Sunday. Easiest week of the summer.”
Todd R., Weekly rental
No license is required, but North Carolina requires anyone born on or after January 1, 1988 to complete a boater education course to operate a vessel over 10 hp. We can point you to the free online course, which takes about three hours.
We hold $500 on a credit card, released within three business days of return. Normal wear is on us. Damage from grounding, propeller strikes or towing violations is billed at cost with an itemized invoice.
If the National Weather Service posts a thunderstorm warning for the lake during your window, you can reschedule or take a full refund. Overcast or light rain is not a refundable condition.
A pontoon on a half day of easy cruising typically burns 8 to 14 gallons. A wake boat running ballast all day can pass 40. We top the tank before you leave and charge only what you use.
Summer weekends book out roughly three weeks ahead. Call the dock for same-day openings, they happen more often than you would think.