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Restrictions - Boat propulsion is limited to rowing, paddling, or battery-powered motors. A seasonal permit issued by the City of Baltimore Reservoir Natural Resources Office is required prior to launching a boat in Liberty Reservoir. Shoreline fishing is permitted.
Who owns Liberty Reservoir?
The 9,200 acre Liberty Reservoir CWMA is owned by the City of Baltimore and is managed to protect the reservoir. The area is open to hiking, rowing or paddle boating, bird watching, horseback riding and nature photography year-round, and for archery hunting during a regulated season.
Why is Liberty Reservoir so low?
In early May, DPW Director Khalil Zaied said levels at Liberty Reservoir were at 4.5 feet, which was three feet lower than a comfortable level of 7.5 feet. The main reason is the dry weather in the spring and the beginning of summer, Zaied said. So were really at a 20-year low in terms of rain coming in.
Do you need a permit to kayak in Liberty Reservoir?
Permits will not be issued for watercraft equipped with an internal combustion motor and/or fuel tank. Inflatable or collapsible craft, sailboats, pontoon boats, and propane or gasoline-powered watercraft may not be used. Kayaks are permitted on both Liberty and Prettyboy Reservoirs.
N.J. Admin. Code 7:2-17.1 - Day use fees for services and
Late Boat Removal Fee--$ 35.00. Late Boat Storage Fee--$ 20.00/Day. Cancellation--$ 35.00/Day. (i) The fee for dry boat storage permits for the period from
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