Membership Renewal
Due by 15th October Annually
2026-27 Membership renewal emails have been sent to all members. Please check you junk mail too.
Membership fees are $500 and we will require all of the information listed below by 15th October.
Memberships that are not renewed by this date will be offered to those on the waiting list. Please feel free to make contact with Bradley Smith (by phone 0403 799 688 or via email treasurer.nagambiewsc@gmail.com) if you need to discuss this further or make other arrangements.
Existing Members
Documents required by email to treasurer.nagambiewsc@gmail.com
(1) Receipt of membership fee payment
(2) Copy of boat insurance
(3) NWSC membership form (if details have changed or new member)
(4) Club Marine Condition Report (please note: this is required every 5 years and for some of our members this year an updated condition report will be required)
(5) NWSC Vessel safety assessment (required annually unless a Club Marine Condition Report is completed for the given year)
Waiting List Memebers - $50:
Please provide your First and Last Name, Home Address, Email Address, Mobile Phone Number and Receipt of payment to treasurer.nagambiewsc@gmail.com
How to make your $500 membership payment or $50 waiting list payment by EFT:
Bank: Bendigo Bank
Account Name: NWSC
BSB: 633 000
Account No: 170 665 343
New waterways rules as of November 1st, 2025
Noteable new rule changes include:
Goulburn River – From Hughes Creek to the Goulburn Weir
- A new 30 knot speed limit now applies in previous unrestricted speed areas (excludes vessels towing a person bare-foot water-skiing provided they do not exceed 35 knots):
- exclusive and special purpose zone for waterskiing
- 50m downstream of Kirwans Bridge to Goulburn Weir.
- Changes to designated 20 knot and 5 knot speed restriction zones, with changes clearly signposted. Key new 5-knot areas include:
- the river adjacent to the Nagambie Lakes Leisure Park
- the entrance to Lake Nagambie
- all of Goulburn Wier downstream of Verges Jetty.
- Vessels must operate with minimal or no wash within all 5 knot speed restriction areas.
- The following activity is now prohibited:
- The use of wake-enhancing devices on vessels, including when the vessel is used for wake surfing or wakeboarding.
Lake Nagambie
- A new speed limit of 20 knots applies to all powered vessels on Lake Nagambie (excluding the 5-knot speed restriction zones, areas prohibited to vessels and the exclusive use and special purpose area)
- The following activities are now prohibited:
- Freestyling on personal water craft (i.e. jetskis)
- Bathing & swimming between Deliah Island and the Nagambie Lake Leisure Park shore
- The use of wake-enhancing devices on vessels, including when the vessel is used for wake surfing or wakeboarding.
- Vessels must operate with minimal or no wash within all 5 knot speed restriction areas
A copy of the entire set of gazetted rules can be found at the below link :
https://www.gazette.vic.gov.au/gazette/Gazettes2025/GG2025S592.pdf
Life Membership Awarded
The Nagambie Water Ski Club would like to congratulate Wayne Wilson on receiving a Life Membership. This is in recognition of his outstanding commitment and contribution securing the long term success of the Nagambie Water Ski Club. Congratulations Wayne.