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We are a volunteer run club and all boats are privately owned.

 

**WE ARE A NON-PROFIT ORGANISATION AND NOT A COMMERCIAL CLUB, THEREFORE WE DO NOT OFFER SKI OR WAKEBOARD TUITION** 

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Llangorse Lake Water Ski Club (LLWSC) use a private lake set in the beautiful surroundings of the Welsh Brecon Beacons.

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By becoming a LLWSC member, not only will you receive a warm welcome, you can also enjoy the benefits of reduced annual membership to BWSW Federation, use of our slalom course, watersport equipment usage, discounted watersport equipment from our local supplier Action Sports International, monthly Cutting Edge Training Days, and heavily reduced BWSW SBD training and testing courses.

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You will also meet lots of friendly, sociable members, and have the opportunity to attend events throughout the season exclusive to club members. 

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We are very privileged to have our very own BWSW coaches within the club who hold monthly Cutting Edge Training Days offering 1 to 1 tuition in both disciplines in which you will be able to learn new skills from learning to board, through to mono skiing through our slalom course.

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Become a member and join us today! You can download a copy of our 2025 membership form by clicking on the link opposite. Alternatively, you can use our contact form if you would like more information.
 

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

 

Ski boats must register at Lakeside Reception, pay launch and permit charges these are available daily, for 5 days or seasonally.

Documents required when registering:

  • BWSW Membership

  • Insurance​

  • From 2024 ALL BOAT DRIVERS will need to hold one of the following qualifications;                                                         BWSW SBD (course available through Llangorse Lake Water Ski Club) or RYA’s Powerboat Level 2 qualification.

  • The only exception being, if a qualified driver is acting as an instructor for someone who is learning to drive/pass the above qualifications. NOTE: When providing instruction to a driver without a qualification, the person providing instruction MUST be positioned near to the driver.

  • Any boat drivers who do not hold the required qualification at the start of the 2025 will be added to a list requiring qualification – if they do not gain the qualification within that season they will not be allowed to drive any power boat on the Lake.

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Once again LLWSC will be holding SBD 1 training days throughout the 2025 season. Please contact us if you would like to book a place on one of our courses. Prices from £150 for LLWSC members. 

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Anyone wishing to use the lake with personal watercraft will be provided with a set of lake rules at the time of purchasing a launch permit. These should be adhered to strictly as the lake is a Site of Special Scientific Interest.

 

To conserve the banks and the wildlife, there are restrictions on how many people can take to the water and where boaters can go, with buoys marking the no-go zones. 

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PLEASE NOTE: There is a 8 kilometres per hour  (5 m.p.h.) speed restriction on the lake for motorized craft, unless towing a water skier/ring/wake boarder.  You may be declined use of the lake if it is felt that your boat is not capable of maintaining the speed limit. It is important that you are aware of all the conditions relating to the use of the lake.

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Please familiarise yourself with the full breakdown of Lake Rules regularly as amendments sometimes occur.

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Top 5 rules to remember when using the Lake - Full lake rules and zoning arrangements can be found by clicking on the

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1. Skiing etc is not permitted between 11.00am and 5.00pm on Sundays and bank holiday Mondays.

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2. No inflatable devices on Sundays or before 11.00am on Saturdays.

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3. When towing a waterskier or inflatable etc, each boat must have a driver and an observer both of whom must be not less than 16 years of age (one being at least 18 years of age). An exception is made for LLWSC members over 14 years of age who have completed the LLWSC young observer course.

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4. When recovering a skier from the water, a red flag must be flown in order to indicate that there is a skier in the water.

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5. Waterskiing etc to be confined to the period beginning one hour after sunrise and ending one hour before sunset or between 6.00am and 9.00pm. whichever is the lesser.

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  • Please click on the sun icon for Sunset and Sunrise Times for Llangorse Lake 

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For more information please click

 

 

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BWSW membership benefits: 

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  • You will be automatically covered by BWSW personal accident insurance.

  • You will receive the BWSW magazine, published four times a year.

  • You will be able to claim a discount at many wake park shops and several online retailers. 

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  • There is also money off AA Breakdown Cover, AVIVA Health Cover, APH Airport Parking and holidays from Mark Warner and Neilson.

  • If you own your own boat there are special insurance rates through GJW Direct.

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