How many people can the boat hold?

The Tri-Toon seats up to 12 passengers; maximum capacity and safety rules must be observed.

What is included in the rental?

Single-day, six-hour rental with the 2026 Aloha Club Series 23' Tri‑Toon; add-ons like a towable tube, lily pad, or cooler are optional.

Fuel is not included—NLBC Rentals LLC will refill fuel at pickup at $6 per gallon as noted in the rental terms.

Can I tow tubes or skis?

Towing is allowed only with prior written approval from the lessor; follow all towing and safety restrictions in the rental agreement.

When do I need to return the boat?

Boating is permitted from sunrise to sunset only; plan to return with ample time before sunset to avoid overnight operation.

23' Tri-Toon Rental in Rapid City, MI — 6-Hour Lake Adventure for Groups

Q: What are the age and certification requirements to drive?

The driver must be at least 25 years old. Michigan requires a Boater Safety Certificate for anyone born after June 30, 1996 who operates a motorized craft.

On summer mornings at the lake near Rapid City, Michigan, the 2026 Aloha Club Series 23' Tri‑Toon slips into glassy water with a low thrum from its 150HP engine. Built for groups, this roomy tri-toon seats up to 12 and turns ordinary afternoons into a flexible day on open water—tow tubing, drop an anchor on a shallow sandbar, or stretch out on a lily pad and read in the sun. NLBC Rentals LLC runs these single-day, six-hour rentals; you’ll choose your lake and meet at the boat launch indicated during booking. The model’s wide pontoons give stable footing for swimmers and families, while its 150HP motor makes quick work of long runs to islands, coves, and walleye flats. Pack a cooler (available as an add-on) and glide past glacially scoured shorelines and bands of white sand that mark drop-offs—classic northern Michigan lake features left behind by the last Ice Age. Pine and mixed hardwood forests frame most launches, and on calm days you’ll spot sandbars and secluded bays that invite a lunch stop. This rental is practical: arrive 30 minutes before launch to unload and complete electronic waivers, and expect NLBC Rentals LLC to refill fuel at pickup ($6 per gallon). The driver must be 25 or older, and Michigan law requires a Boater Safety Certificate for anyone born after June 30, 1996 who intends to operate the boat. Life jackets for children 12 and under are mandatory; the boat must be operated only from sunrise to sunset and all NO WAKE areas observed. What sets this service apart is the mix of capacity and options. You can bring a dozen people without feeling crowded; the company can coordinate multiple boats for large groups and offers a towable tube package or a floating lily pad for downtime. Those logistical touches — flexible delivery to your chosen launch, clear safety rules, and straightforward add-ons — make it easy to plan a family day, bachelor party, or casual fishing float. Expect to find secluded coves for swimming, open water for quick runs, and quiet anchor stops under pines. There’s a practical, community-oriented boating culture here: local launches are shared spaces, so give way to others, obey posted regulations, and pack out trash. Bookings are single-day rentals—six hours of water time—so plan your route with time to return before sunset. With the right prep, a Tri‑Toon day is a reliable, social way to experience Michigan’s inland lake country. Reserve early on summer weekends, and bring sunscreen, polarized sunglasses, and a waterproof phone case; these small choices turn a good day into a great one. Contact NLBC Rentals LLC through the booking link to confirm launch, add extras, and review waiver details before arrival.

23' Tri-Toon Rental in Rapid City, MI — 6-Hour Lake Adventure for Groups

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