Spring 2013

Rates and Specials stay the same for 2013 season  This year we have started the process of building up our ship store inventory working with West Marine. If there is a product that you would like to see on the shelf please ask. If there is a product you need please send us the West product number and we can have it at the marina by Friday.

Also remember to send in your photo with the Hub's Logo and where you are in the world.

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  Changes to Hub's 2013 Season

First Major Change is that we will only allow a small number Season Pass holders and limited dry dock customers to have access to our ramp. Our slip patrons will be able to use the ramp to launch their personnal water craft, dinghys or small boat as long as their vehicle will fit in their double car parking spot. With the new road going in this summer we will have limited parking for vehicles and trailers. We are only offering out 10 season passes this year and 24 dry dock spots. Once these are filled the launch will be closed to the public. Hastings Bridge MNDOT site here is there email hastingsbridge.dot@state.mn.us hotline, 651-775-5244

Here is a look at the final approved Landscape design.

Hastings Star Gazette Article from November 2010

posted by Annika, February 14, 2013

Hub's Landing and Marina
PO Box 21
Hastings, MN 55033
651-755-6540
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NOAA Hastings River Level Forecast

Tailwater Lever LD#2

Another good NOAA site

Tailwater Lever LD#2

The Asian Carp Migration upstream is a real and devastating threat to our waters! Evidence of three of the four species has been found in our pool. To help stop the migration of these fish that would wipe out recreational boating in our area we need to push our officials into action. There are also plenty of things us boaters can do as well. First limit the lockage's that we take through the locks and dams. Second dump your bait out rather then transport it between lakes and rivers. Lets put pressure on our officials to limit the lockage's starting at lock and dam 19.        We are looking to see if on a volunteer bases setting up a set schedule to lock through the lock and dams in our area. Working with the Barge Industry is it possible to see if we can set up set times through out the day for boaters to lock through without waiting for tow boats? Attached is a power point presentation with statistics showing how this practice can slow the migration down till science can catch up.

The lack of winter precipitation makes it look like there should be no flooding this spring we will keep you posted!

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