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Texas innovator wants to help Delta boaters better protect their boats and personal watercraft from harmful UV rays,

rain and other harsh elements with his own custombuilt boat slip covers.

Ed Bejrowski, CEO and co-founder of SlipSki Boating Solutions makes these custom boat slip covers and has already sold a few to customers living in Discovery Bay. “Residents of Discovery Bay, and surrounding water communities, are smart, successful, and know a quality product when they see it, which is why we feel this area is a great first for our company,” Bejrowski said. “Our marine-grade, boxed-aluminum frames never rust, can stand up to anything Mother Nature dishes out, and are as beautiful as the boats and watercraft they protect. And we can individually customize our boat slip covers to match the unique needs of every customer.”

Bejrowski said what is unique about SlipSki’s boat slip covers is that they are not sectional, meaning they are not built in pieces. The covers have one-piece aluminum frames that are bent with a special bending machine to accommodate any custom measurement. This process is employed so as not to compromise the integrity of the structure. Boat slip structures built in sections are not as strong.

“We pay more to ship our frames than those that are sectional,” he said.

SlipSki’s retractable and Gull Wing models completely surround boats, defending them from the elements, and all of its models can be installed on floating boat slips. All

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What is unique about SlipSki’s boat slip covers is that they are not sectional, meaning they are not built in pieces. The covers have one-piece aluminum frames that are bent with a special bending machine to accommodate any custom measurement. models come with a lifetime warranty on the frame and are covered with Shelter-Rite SR18 marine vinyl, which are available in a variety of colors, and carries a seven-year warranty. The covers are manufactured by South Dakotabased Rushco Marine, which has been building marine covers for more than 40 years.

Bejrowski said the concept for the design of the SlipSki cover was aided by his son who is a mechanical engineer. While Bejrowski doesn’t have a dealership in Discovery Bay or the Delta region, he may possibly start a satellite office in the area, once the company sells more

covers. The company is currently based in Houston, Texas.

In the meantime, SlipSki is looking to partner with local marinas and dock builders that can provide their customers with the best way to protect their boats and products while developing a new revenue stream. In addition to customers in the United States, Bejrowski has sold his products internationally as well. He said he recently shipped eight covers to Saudi Arabia where they were purchased by the Saudi military. He has also sold his boat slip covers to customers in the United Kingdom.

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oating on the Delta has been more popular than ever over the past year, since health guidelines have restricted

both indoor and outdoor activities.

Though some have been hit hard with unemployment or lost business, the Discovery Bay Marina has been bustling and vendors anticipate another busy summer.

Many new boaters are trying out the Delta and some events – like the Lions Club Big Cat Poker Run – are looking to make a comeback.

“Despite the pandemic, our business has thrived this last year,” said Jamal Acito, harbormaster at the Discovery Bay Marina. “With other recreational activities being closed and our business being open, I think it was one of the few places people could still enjoy outside the home with their loved ones.”

He noted the marina’s boat storage – both wet berths and dry stack – is almost at capacity. The Discovery Bay Marina is a hub for those looking to enjoy the Delta, and the shops along the boardwalk said they have also seen plenty of business in the past year and hope for the trend to continue into the summer.

Chris Simpson of Simpson Yachts said business has been very good for his entire industry. His office on the marina is on the lookout for new listings but boats are so popular right now, he said it can be hard to find someone interested in selling, despite the increase in prices.

“Boating is a good family activity, it’s a good quaran-

tining activity, so it’s been a good year because people are looking at boating as a way to safely do an activity with the people they love,” said Simpson. “The bottom line is that’s why people are looking for boats like crazy.”

As for the next year, Simpson said boating’s popularity is likely to tie into the vacation and travel industry.

Once airlines, vacation destinations and resorts return to normal operations, the popularity might decline somewhat.

Lisa Black owns the Discovery Bay Chandlery, a few doors down from Simpson Yachts. She said she and her husband, Dave Black, closed down the business last March when shelter-in-place instructions were initially issued, but soon reopened. With summer came an increased demand for everything their shop carries, and Black said despite her attempts to order more product, manufacturers could not turn out enough supplies.

“We are anticipating another busy summer and we are stocked up and ready to go,” she said. “I know many people have had a horrible year, but for us, being at the marina and boating being one of the few things people could do, all of us did well.”

Black did offer a note of caution to the many new boaters she sees: please be careful and please be aware of boating laws. In the state of California, you must be at least 16 years old to operate a boat with 15 or more horsepower. There is also a boating license being phased in and this year, everyone 40 years of age or younger must have the card to operate a vessel. Next year, the minimum age will increase to 45, and by 2025, everyone operating a boat will need to have taken the safety courses and obtained a card. see Marina page 5B

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The Discovery Bay Marina is a hub for those looking to enjoy the Delta, and the shops along the boardwalk said they have also seen plenty of business in the past year and hope for the trend to continue into the summer.

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oating is a recreational

Boating safety goes beyond learning basic operation and navigation.

Safety guidelines also involve getting a vessel safety check. The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary offers complimentary boating examinations.

activity enjoyed by thousands of people. Spring and

summer are prime times of year for boating, though people who live in temperate climates may be able to enjoy boating all year long.

Everyone who takes to the water, novices and experienced boaters included, should be familiar with boating safety guidelines. In fact, it is a good idea to take a boating safety course prior to boating for the first time or as a refresher if it has been a while since reviewing the rules of the water.

Boating safety goes beyond learning basic operation and navigation. Safety guidelines also involve getting a vessel safety check. The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary offers complimen-

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tary boating examinations. They can verify the presence and condition of safety equipment required by federal and state organizations.

Boaters also may be able to conduct virtual vessel exams. This means boat owners can perform a self-inspection of the boats based on

Marina from page 4B As summer picks up, Jessica Souza of Madelyn’s – a gift shop located on the boardwalk – said she is also expecting a busy summer and looks forward to interacting with customers.

“This year should be a fantastic year,” said Souza.

“People should get out and spend time with their families outdoors and get active. With the optimism of school going back full time in the fall, I think a lot of families are

digital prompts. Along with boating inspections and water rules, some other ways to stay safe involve educating oneself of the larger dangers on the water. These generally involve risky boater behavior, such as failing to wear a life jacket or having an inadequate number of life

feeling a weight lifted there. So we are looking forward to a very good year down on the boardwalk.”

The Discovery Bay Marina is located at 5901 Marina Road in Discovery Bay. For more information, visit www.discoverybayyachtharbor.com or call 925-634-5928.

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jackets for passengers. Alcohol use while boating also can be problematic. Being under the influence can adversely affect boaters’ reaction times and decision-making abilities. According to the 2018 U.S. Coast Guard Recreational Boating Statistics Report, alcohol continued to be the leading known contributing factor in fatal boating accidents, accounting for 100 deaths (19 percent) of total fatalities. Curbing alcohol use while boating can help avoid accidents and deaths.

Excessive speeds also can derail nice days on the water. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department says that, although there are no numerical speed limits on the water, excessive speed can cause accidents in crowded areas.

Speeding makes it difficult to react to obstacles, including underwater wildlife, and bring the boat to a stop within a safe distance of others.

Boating season is heating up, and that means making safety a big part of operating and enjoying a vessel.

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Simple safety tips for water sports enthusiasts

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odies of water like lakes, rivers and oceans often elicit fond memories of fun times

spent under the sun. Safety should always be a priority when spending time on the water, especially when participating in water sports, including swimming and water skiing.

According to the World Health Organization, more than 40 people die by drowning every hour of every day, which equates to around 372,000 deaths each year. Many of those deaths, the vast majority of which occur in low- or middle-income countries, are preventable, and safety is at the core of drowning prevention. Though drowning incidents are not as prevalent in the United States and Canada as they are elsewhere in the world, the popularity of water sports in both countries underscores the importance of revisiting the various ways to stay safe when out on the water. ♦ Take water sports lessons. The carefree nature of spring and summer can make it easy for water sports enthusiasts to forgo lessons before trying their hands at water skiing and wakeboarding. But such

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Fun on the water can be had, but it is important to always be safe. lessons can teach people techniques that can keep them safe on the water. Courses teach everything from how to get up and out of the water to how to properly handle a tow rope. They also can teach boaters how to navigate waters while towing skiers, tubers and wakeboarders. ♦ Learn hand signals and go over them before getting in the water.

The National Safety Council emphasizes

the importance of basic hand signals, which can be used to help boaters communicate with the people they’re towing. Hand signals are vital because water sports tend to be noisy, so nonverbal communication may be the only way boaters can communicate with the people they’re towing. Signals can be used to communicate anything from directions of turns to speed requests to

the condition of the person being towed.

A list of hand signals can be found at www.boaterexam.com/safety/safetycommon-hand-signals.aspx. ♦ Inspect tow lines. The NSC advises inspecting tow lines prior to beginning.

Such inspections can confirm that tow lines are not caught in the propeller or wrapped around anyone before the activity begins. ♦ Wait for the propeller to stop before getting back on the boat.

People being towed should always wait for propellers to stop before climbing back into the boat. It doesn’t take long for propellers to stop, and those extra few seconds can dramatically reduce risks for accidents or injuries. ♦ Avoid water sports at night. Visibility is compromised once the sun goes down. That can make it hard for boaters to see any obstacles that might appear in the water, and it also makes it very difficult for them to communicate with the people they’re towing. As a result of such difficulties, the NSC urges water sports enthusiasts to only engage in such activities during daylight hours.

Water sports make summer even more fun. Safety should always be the utmost priority for anyone involved in such activities.

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Tips for first-time boat buyers

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oating is a rewarding hobby that can be great for people from all walks of life. Many

people buy a boat because they already have a passion for fishing and want their own vessel to take out on the water. Others may buy a boat because they like the challenge posed by sailing, a demanding yet rewarding hobby.

The fun of boating compels many people to buy their own boats. For first-timers, buying a boat can be both exciting and confusing.

Prospective buyers must decide on everything from the type of vessel they want to the size of the boat to where to store it when they’re not out on the water. Such decisions can make the process of buying a boat somewhat intimidating. However, the following tips might facilitate the process of buying a boat for the first time. ♦ Assess your skills. An honest assessment of your skills will help you determine if the time is right to buy a boat. There’s no shame in waiting to buy a boat until you become more comfortable navigating it. Boating schools can be great resources for novices, teaching them the ins and outs of boating. The U.S. Coast Guard notes that boating safety courses are offered throughout the country for all types of recreational boaters.

♦ Ask around. Boaters tend to be passionate about boating, and many are willing to offer advice to novices about boats that may suit their needs. Local marinas can be great resources for first-time boat buyers. Visit a local marina and seek advice from current boat owners. Some may share their own travails and triumphs from their first boat-buying experience, and those stories can serve as a guide as you begin your own journey to boat ownership. ♦ Be patient. Boats are significant investments, so it serves prospective owners well to be patient and exercise due diligence before making a purchase. Do your homework on the type of boat that best suits your needs, skill level and budget. ♦ Do your homework in regard to fees.

The cost of owning a boat is more than just the sticker price and the cost of fuel. Much like you would before buying an automobile, get a quote on boating insurance before making a purchase, being as specific as possible in regard to the boat’s make, model and age when asking for an estimate. In addition, get quotes on docking and mooring fees. When buying a boat, people envision taking their boats out as much as possible. That’s only possible for boat owners who fully grasp the full cost of boat ownership and how to finance all of the ancillary expenses of owning a boat.

The decision to buy a boat requires careful consideration of a host of factors to ensure boaters find the right boat and get the most of their time on the water.

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