Friday, April 30, 2010
Feeding Time
Feeding time for the fingerlings at the Port of Oswego's East Marina.
Volunteers raise the fish at the Marina and they will be released into the lake to support the multi-million dollar Lake Ontario salmonid fishery.
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Monday, April 26, 2010
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Port of Oswego East Marina
The marina is equipped with a gin pole for stepping and unstepping masts and a 14 ton stationary lift for haul-outs. Complete boat service is available on site from St. Peter's Outfitter.
The marina offers 30 and 50 amp hookups, water on the docks, gas, diesel and a pump out station. Also a coin laundry, washrooms and showers are offered for customers.
Call Lori at (315) 342-0436 for more information or for a booking.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Oswego Port Authority Support's Lake Fish Hatchery
Each year the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) stocks fingerlings in specialized cages at the Port of Oswego's East Marina. These fish are stocked for two main purposes -- to restore native species to waters they formerly occupied and to enhance recreational fishing.
Volunteers raise the fish at the Marina and they will be released into the lake to support the multi-million dollar Lake Ontario salmonid fishery.
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Friday, April 16, 2010
East Marina preparing for the boating season
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Monday, April 12, 2010
Port of Oswego Marinas now offer ValvTect Marine Fuel
Preventing fuel related problems, such as those caused by ethanol fuel, are more important than ever. Most boaters, however, don't know that using a gasoline or diesel fuel specially formulated for marine engines can significantly reduce fuel consumption and maintenance costs, extend marine engine life, and prevent ethanol gas and ultral low sulfur diesel related problems.
Marine engines can use up to 10 times more fuel per hour than the engine in a car or truck because they operate at much higher RPMs and loads than automotive engines. The detergents and other additives in automotive-grade gasoline or truck-grade diesel fuel are typically not effective enough to keep a marine engine's fuel system clean of deposits. They also do not contain additives that help prevent premature wear.
ValvTect Marine Gasoline and ValvTect Marine Premium Diesel Fuel are specially formulated for marine engines and operating conditions to prevent and clean up power-robbing deposits. They are test proven to reduce fuel consumption and protect the engine from premature wear. Compared to non-marine grades of gasoline or diesel fuel, ValvTect Marine Fuels contain more detergents, stabilizers, water dispersants and other important additives. ValvTect Marine Fuels also help eliminate the need to use other additives, eliminating the risk of improper additive use and saving time and money.
ValvTect Marine Gasoline contains ValvTect Ethanol Gas Treatment, and is "specially formulated" to prevent ethanol fuel related problems and improve performance. Detergent, fuel stabilizers, moisture dispersant, corrosion inhibitor and combustion modifier help prevent phase separation, clean the entire fuel system of problem-causing deposits, improve combustion, prevent octane loss, stabilize the fuel, disperse moisture and extend engine life. Fuel economy tests indicate ValvTect Marine Gasoline with ValvTect Ethanol Gas Treatment reduces fuel consumption. ValvTect Ethanol Gas Treatment is not available in any other brand of automotive- or marine-grade gasoline.
ValvTect Marine Premium Diesel contains BioGuard micro-biocide and is formulated to keep the fuel free of bacteria, fungi and algae that plug fuel filters, cause corrosion and can shut the engine down. ValvTect Marine Premium Diesel also contains ValvTect's Diesel Guard Heavy Duty Marine Diesel Additive, which prevents and cleans up injector deposits that cause loss of power and poor fuel economy. Fuel economy tests indicate improved fuel economy up to 13.6%. ValvTect Marine Premium Diesel also contains cetane improver, fuel stabilizer, lubricity improvers and moisture dispersant that prevents wear, prevents sludge and significantly extends the life of fuel filters.
Thursday, April 8, 2010
PORT OF OSWEGO AUTHORITY INVITATION TO BID INSTALLATION OF SANITARY PUMP OUT STATION OSWEGO INTERNATIONAL MARINA WEST
Bid forms and specifications may be obtained from the Port of Oswego Authority, 1 East Second Street, Oswego, New York 13126 (Telephone 315-343-4503).
Note: The Port of Oswego Authority shall not be held responsible for the completeness or accuracy of any bid documents received by the Contractor that were not directly issued to that Contractor by the Engineer.
Any Contractor submitting a bid base on incomplete or inaccurate information resulting from documentation received from any third party shall not have cause for relief from award or completion of a contract in accordance with the official documents.
The Port of Oswego Authority reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Port of Oswego Authority
Jonathan Daniels
Executive Director
PORT OF OSWEGO AUTHORITY INVITATION TO BID INSTALLATION OF SANITARY PUMP OUT STATION OSWEGO MARINA EAST
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
Bid forms and specifications may be obtained from the
Note: The Port of Oswego Authority shall not be held responsible for the completeness or accuracy of any bid documents received by the Contractor that were not directly issued to that Contractor by the Engineer.
Any Contractor submitting a bid base on incomplete or inaccurate information resulting from documentation received from any third party shall not have cause for relief from award or completion of a contract in accordance with the official documents.
The
Jonathan Daniels
Executive Director