Date: July 7th (rain date July 8th)
Location: Both Waters Boat Pavilion, Lake Anna
Time: 10 - 3pm
BYO Food and Drinks (catering under consideration)
Events: Tubing, Water Trampoline, Kneeboarding, Wakeboarding and Wakeskating
Cost: Free - tipss for the coaches would be appreciated
Limited to 20 familes. Please RSVP with Chase on 703 307 0990

Boats and driving provided by Southern Ski Boats
Coaching provided by Sean O'Brien and Derek Seaman on the Orlando Wakeboard Academy
Prizes and giveaways provided by Gator Boards, Kampus Wakesskates, Execute and Sidewayz films.

Check out the events Calendar 

Ths year, Lake Anna was fortunate enough to get a stop on Cobe's IRide Tour. The MB Tomcat was filled with riders of all ages looking to improve their skills. Also be sure to check out the slideshow on the homepage featuring pictures from the event.

Special thanks to:
Video: Slacker
Photos: "."

Come join Cobe Mikacich, Jimmy Wolf, the all new MB Sports Tomcat, Southern Ski Boats, and Glass and Powder for the Virginia stops of the Cobe's I-Ride Tour. With 2 stops (Lake Anna on May 23rd 2007 and Lake Chickahominy on May 24th 2007) in Virginia you'll get the chance to get a pull behind the MB Sports Tomcat and get some instruction from Cobe and Jimmy.

IMPORTANT NOTE: It appears that the Lake Anna Civic Association only submitted this plan as an appendix, not as an actual proposal. We have yet to hear from LACA but did find a note on their website: http://www.lakeannavirginia.org/index5.html 

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This should be of interest to Lake Anna riders, and all Virginia boaters in general. The Lake Anna Civic Association has been trying to enact new rules for Lake Anna. These rules could be enacted on all lakes in Virginia if they are passed. Their "special plan" has already been submitted to the Louisa Board of Supervisors for review. Part of their special plan includes:

1. Waterskiing, speed boating, and sailing will be restricted to the general area between the dam and power plant.
2. Direct waterskiing to large expanses, away from narrow areas, beaches, and marinas.

 There are more, but these are the two that affect us the most. Essentially, this is about waterfront property owners who are tired of jet boats, fishing boats, and wake boats messing up their serenity. Lake Anna Boating and Recreation Association has been formed in the past two weeks to fight these changes.

You can learn more at http://www.labara.org  I urge all of you to join and support this new group. (membership fee is 20 bucks)