Skipper Bob - Cruising the New York Canal System

The Skipper Bob - Cruising the New York Canal System publication contains great information about cruising on the Erie, Oswego, Cayuga-Seneca and Champlain canals. Includes depth and height restrictions and lock locations and characteristics.

Features:

• A compilation of information received from a long list of cruisers and the personal experience of the late Skipper Bob and his wife Elaine, and the current editor, Ted Stehle, and his wife Audrey
• Not a typical "cruising guide," but a basic guide to what you find along the waterway
• Includes information about:
  • Mile-by-mile list of hundreds of marinas
  • Courtesy dockage and yacht clubs that offer reciprocal privileges
    
  • Transient and long-term slip fees
  • Do-it-yourself yards and haul-out fees
  • History of all four canals, historical sites, shopping and points of interest identified by statute mile
  • Information on courtesy cars
  • Propane and CNG sources
  • Post offices, close to harbors that accept General Delivery
    
  • Approach depth and directions
  • Number of transient slips
  • Free docks
    
  • Details on bridge and lock restrictions with VHF Channels
  • Waterway problem areas
  • Pump-out locations
  • "Dog Stops" identifying pet-friendly areas
  • Internet access locations and availability as well as marinas with WiFi
  • Appendix lists all NOAA charts that cover all areas of the Guide
• Updated annually, they are laid out in an easy-to-use, mile-by-mile format
• Updates by cruisers submitted between publication dates are posted in a special section on the Skipper Bob website