Canoe Polo at UQ Pool Postponed

Due to huge increases in the pool hiring fees the club is no longer able to afford to hire the UQ Pool. The cost to users would be prohibitive.

We are investigating other options in order to find a way to make this workable, and will update information as this is worked out.

Club Shed closed for Cyclone

Access to the shed is closed for the next week due to the winds, tides and the potential for flooding.

Much of the boats and equipment are being taken to flood safe storage for this time.

We will review this on over the weekend.

The Pontoon is back with Canoe Launching Platforms

The new pontoon is in operation. There are lower kayak launching platforms on the inside of the pontoon.

When you take boats up or down the ramp, please rest and slide them over the end of the pontoon at the bottom the ramp. Sit the end in the water as you manoeuvre the boat around and onto the pontoon.

There is no need to lift boats over the ramp railing (it is awkward). If you are doing this, you are doing it wrong 🙂 . If unsure, please ask experienced members to show you.

Warning
The bottom end of the ramp moves backwards and forwards when waves pass under the pontoon (eg when boats go past).
Never stand near the end of the pontoon!

No Access to the River from the Club Shed (Jun-Aug 2023)

Work is commencing on the new rowing club pontoon from that start of June. The current pontoon is in bad need of repair and this is part of a much broader improvement plan. It is envisaged that this will take up to three months to complete the new pontoon (?mid / end of Aug). We are also hoping that after this work may commence on our club’s pontoon and get it back into action.

We will look to organise other paddling events over this period, so keep an eye out. Also come along to the UQ Pool on Monday nights to keep up some paddle skills (eg polo).

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