Additional information about reservoir operations and AIS prevention programs can be found on the following

• AIS Program Information

• Mussel Self-Inspection Permit

• Frequently Asked Questions

Boating Requirements at Tulloch Reservoir

The following measures help reduce the risk of introducing Golden Mussels and other aquatic nuisance species by confirming that watercraft and equipment have been properly cleaned, drained, and dried.

• All motorized vessels must arrive Clean, Drained, and Dry.
• Motorized water vessels must launch from Tri-Dam approved facilities 
• Requires screening of all trailered water vessels and must adhere to program requirements
• All watercraft launched in Tulloch Reservoir must display a current Tri-Dam  sticker or have an issued day pass.  This is in addition to the State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) sticker that is proof of the State's mussel fee payment. See the Sticker Press Release (DOC) for further clarification
• The following watercraft types are exempt from the above requirements; however, all non-motorized users must complete a Self-Inspection Permit prior to launching:
  • Nonmotorized Canoes 
  • Nonmotorized Kayaks
  • Car-top boats
  • Float tubes
  • Rafts
  • Wind surfers/boards
  • Boogey boards
  • Nonmotorized paddle boats 
  • Nonmotorized sail boats that are 8 feet or less in length