81. The Foundation For Safe Boating And Marine Info - Your Complete Resource For Mar boating safety regulations by Fisheries and Oceans Canada Personal watercraftand boating safety requirements. regulations for driving on Fire Island. http://www.boatingandmarineinfo.org/opt2.html

Link: Government Marine Safety and Enforcement Websites Marine Recreational Fishing Laws and Regulations ME NH New Hampshire RI The Rhode Island Saltwater Anglers Assoc. [20... MA Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries - ... NY NY Fishing CT Connecticut Marine Fisheries Office NJ NJ/Federal Saltwater Fishing Regulations DE DNREC Online VA Virginia Marine Resources Commission MD Maryland Fishing: Regulations NC 2004 NC Recreational Coastal Waters Guide SC South Carolina Saltwater Rules GA Georgia DNR, Coastal Resources Division LA Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries AL Alabama Marine Resources Division Home Page MS Mississippi Saltwater Fishing Regulations TX Texas 2003-2004 Recreational Fishing: Contents FL Marine Fisheries Summarized Regulations AK Alaska Department of Fish and Game CA California Sport Fishing Regulations WA WDFW Fishing in Washington OR Oregon ODFW - Regulations HI Hawaii Fishing Regulations US TERRORIST THREAT ALERT IS YELLOW ALERT

82. NH Boating boating/Fishing Guides Click. boating regulations and safety Course - Click.Where to Fish - Click. Fish Species - Click. Marinas/Fishing Charters - Click http://www.nhoutdoors.com/nh_boating.htm

Resources Home Beaches Biking Businesses ... Survival Shop Book Store Gear Shop Contact Us Advertising Write Us Enjoying the Waters W ith 18 miles of coastline to enjoy your boat and an assortment of lakes and rivers for kayaking, canoeing and Sport Boats. Features Where to find NH Whitewater Rivers - Click Boat Safety/Burglary - Click Boating/Fishing Guides - Click Boating Regulations and Safety Course Click Where to Fish Click Fish Species Click Marinas/Fishing Charters - Click NH Recreation Boating Association Click For a Complete list of Boat Launches Write to: 2 Hazen Drive, Concord, NH 03301 For specific Boating questions, email NH Marine Patrol Boating Safety Course : Motor boats over 25 hp must complete a certified boater safety course. Pre-registration is required and may be done by the NH Marine Patrol or calling Boat Licenses - All boats with engines must be registered and show the proper N H decals on the on the forward half of the vessel. This also applies to all sailboats and windsurfing

83. Boating Safety, Terms, Signal Regulation Waterway Navigation boating safety with boat horn signal regulations and terms. Illustrations forpassing, yield, right of way and safety signals. http://www.fish4fun.com/boatsoundsignals.htm

Boating Safety Sound Signals Home Up Buoy Identification [ Boating Sound Signals ] Rope Eye Splice VHF Radio Boat Maintenance Back to Fish4Fun Home ... Back to Boating Index Waterway Sound Signals for Boats Passing and Meeting Crossing Situations Overtaking Situations Passing and Meeting (Head-on) Situations Boats Passing Port to Port not sounded in International waters Boats Passing Starboard to Starboard not sounded in International waters Boats Path Meeting Head to Head Boats Crossing Situation Give-way "Burdened" vessel (in blue) Red vessel 1 short blast (1 sec.) * * (not sounded on International waters) Stand-on "Privileged" vessel (in red) holds course and speed Boats Overtaking Situation Inland Rules "I want to pass you on your

84. National Safe Boating Week - NCIPC boating safety. image of grandfather and grandson in a rowboat wearing life about equipment purpose, safety procedures and applicable regulations. http://www.cdc.gov/ncipc/duip/safeboatingweek.htm

Safe Boating Water-Related Injuries Fact Sheet Healthy and Safe Swimming Boating Safety National Safe Boating Week: May 21-27, 2005 Boat Smart. Boat Safe. Wear It! More than 70,000,000 Americans enjoy recreational boating each year. Annual boat registrations have increased steadily from just over 10 million in 1988 to nearly 12.8 million in 2003, the last year for which we have data. During this same time period, boating-related fatalities have decreased, due in part to increased use of life jackets, or personal flotation devices (PFD). May 21-27, 2005 is National Safe Boating Week. The theme for this year’s North American Safe Boating Campaign is "Boat smart. Boat safe. Wear it!” In 2003, 3,888 persons were reported injured and 703 died in boating incidents. Among those who drowned, 86% were not wearing life jackets. The North American Safe Boating Campaign wants to raise awareness and ensure that every person on a boat is wearing a life jacket. Information about the North American Safe Boating Campaign and event planning materials are available from the campaign website Quick Facts In 2003, the U.S. Coast Guard received reports for 5,438 boating incidents; 3,888 participants were reported injured and 703 died in boating incidents.

85. Shrimping And Fishing Regulations And Safety Shrimping and Fishing regulations and safety. boatingLightning Protection US Federal boating regulations - Title 33 - Navigation and navigable waters. http://www.isaa.cc/shrimpandfish/regulations.php

Shrimping and Fishing the Intercoastal Waterway, Mosquito Lagoon, and beyond... Shrimping and Fishing Regulations and Safety Boating-Lightning Protection - by William J. Becker, a University of Florida Publication. Boating Safety Course Online - Florida Boating Safety online course is an authorized NASBLA/state-approved course developed by Boat-Ed for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). Florida Boat Safety Quiz - Try your knowledge on Florida boat safety. Florida Recreational Shrimping Regulations - Here's a link to a summary of the hard-to-find RECREATIONAL SHRIMPING INFORMATION (Rule 68B-31, F.A.C.) If you desire more information try this link (same site) pdf format of the codebook Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). Fishing License Information - FWC's site with license requirements information for both Saltwater, Freshwater, Recreational and Commercial licenses. Florida Regulations - Florida's Game and Fish commision page with boating, hunting, fishing and other related regulations.

86. RBFF - Aquatic Science, Fishing, And Boating Education Web Directory AZ Game and Fish provide information on boating regulations and other Information on boating safety equipment as part of the Boat US Courseline Online. http://www.rbff-education.org/directory/boating_information/regulations/index.sh

Aquatic Science, Fishing, and Boating Education Web Directory Sitemap About This Site Help Become an Editor ... Add a Website to the Directory Search Any Word All Words Entire Database This Category Only Within Results Educational Resources Aquatic Science Fishing Information Boating Information ... Boating Information Regulations There are no more subcategories. Listings sorted alphabetically Results 1 - 15 of at least 76 Arizona Game and Fish Watercraft Home Page AZ Game and Fish provide information on boating regulations and other useful information. The Online Watercraft Registration system allows individuals to renew their registration and have immediate use of their watercraft. http://www.gf.state.az.us/outdoor_recreation/boati... Boat Registration in Alabama REGISTERING YOUR BOAT-Alabama registers all mechanically propelled vessels, sailboats, and boat for hire. http://www.outdooralabama.com/boating/registration... This is Montana's general boating information page with links to registration, life jackets, personal watercraft, age limits, and more. http://www.fwp.state.mt.us/education/boated.asp

87. New Boating Safety Regulations Survey Upon being informed of the new boating safety regulations introduced by thefederal government . More than sixin-ten (63%) Canadians have seen, http://www.ipsos-na.com/news/pressrelease.cfm?id=1057

88. State And Federal Boating Regulations Recreational boaters need to be wellversed in the boating regulations which The US Coast Guard s Office of boating safety provides an excellent way to http://www.commanderbob.com/cbregs.html

Sign the GuestBook COLREGS (RULES OF THE ROAD, NAVRULES) Recreational boaters need to be well-versed in the boating regulations which are appropriate to the waters in which they operate. On some waterways, for example, there may be Federal, State, and Local regulations that apply. In sole state waters, you must generally conform to State, County, and Local regulations. Usually (but not in all cases), Federal and State regulations are similarly applied. But it's yor responsibility to know what the rules are before you venture out. One good way to begin the educational process is to take a safe boating course. So before you GO...KNOW what the regulations are and be prepared to follow them. FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS The U. S. Coast Guard's Office of Boating Safety provides an excellent way to review the Federal Requirements at their web site. The site features lots of other good information for the recreational boater. STATE REGULATIONS Although state regulations generally follow closely with the Federal Regs, there might be variations. And, not all state laws are alike. For example, all or nearly all states require formal boater education to operate PWC's, but some states extend that requirement to ALL boaters. This is the place to go for up-to-date state regulations You'll also find the latest year's NASBLA Directory at this site. The directory can be very helpful in contacting your local boating law enforecement folks for information pertaining to your state or local regulations.

89. New Regulations Mean Safer Waters or call the boating safety line at 1800-267-6687. Refer to the regulationsbelow. safety and Prevention - New regulations Means Safer Waters http://www.aon.com/ca/en/individuals/home_property/tips/safety_prevention/safe_w

90. Webster Lake Association - Safe Boating Please adhere to the Rules regulations for the safety of everyone using the Lake!Stay at least 150 feet from all objects, shore, boats, docks, swimmers, http://www.websterlakeassociation.com/SafetyInformation/SafeBoating.htm

Safe Boating Home Our Association Membership Meetings Officers Board of Directors ... Environmental Issues Committee Information 2005 Weed Treatment Water Quality Testing ... Environmental Links Safety Information Webster Police Department Stop the Invasion! Safe Boating Regulations Webster Lake News Our Ponds North Pond Middle Pond South Pond Sailing Association ... Lake Fun Lake History General Lore Postcards Lake Maps Links Entertainment News Member-Owned Businesses Local Businesses ... Lake Organizations Events Hearts Afire 2005 Halloween 2004 Barbeque on the Beach 2004 WLA 2004 Calendar Photo Winners WLA 2005 Photography Contest Winners FUNdraisers Committee Photography Contest ... Treasure Trunk 2005 Market Place For Sale/Rent Items Wanted Smarter Land Use Project "Webster Lake Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing, preserving and protecting the quality of the lake and its watershed through the promotion of responsible, effective environmental & educational policies. We shall strive to strengthen and unite the Webster Lake Community through recreational, social and civic activities. Our mission is to preserve this regionally unique resource as a pristine legacy for future generations." Webster Lake Association, Inc.

91. Boating - Plant Management In Florida Waters A variety of boating safety courses are available throughout the Sunshine State . For more information on boating regulations and registration, contact http://aquat1.ifas.ufl.edu/guide/boating.html

RECREATIONAL BOATING MAIN INDEX Boating and Invasive Plants Safe Boating Navigation ... Funding Cascading atop Florida's fresh waterways can be boatloads of fun for watercraft enthusiasts. Boating along the vast network of rivers and lakes throughout the Sunshine State can be a great way to enjoy a diversity of freshwater habitats in a short amount of time. Millions of residents and tourists experience this thrill every week. They have more than 850,000 recreational boats in Florida to choose from. B OATING AND INVASIVE PLANTS Were it not for aquatic plant management, there would not be a lot of boating going on in Florida. (Go to this page of our web site to see aquatic plant infestations that stop boats in their wakes.) 1898 on the St. Johns River: water hyacinths bring paddle wheeler to a standstill The aquatic plants that cause the most trouble for boaters are the submersed plant hydrilla, and the floating plants water hyacinth, and water lettuce. All three are non-native invasive plants. Some number of other plants occasionally interfere with boating in Florida. To control aquatic plants in Florida's inland navigable waters, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers spends $2.5 million dollars annually. (The Corps is mandated by the U.S. Congress to build and maintain inland navigation waters in Florida and throughout the U.S.) Federal efforts are augmented by the state, which spends $6.3 million in motor vehicle (cars and boats) fuel tax revenue for the same purpose. (The total bill for aquatic plant management in Florida's

92. Boating Regulations - Travel British Columbia, BCLCA Transport Canada runs an office of Boater safety that delivers preventionbasedprograms to How the Boat Operator regulations Apply to Non-Residents http://www.travel-british-columbia.com/travel_resources/Boating_Regulations.aspx

Tourist Travel Information British Columbia travel-british-columbia.com Home Regions Sub Regions Communities ... Contact Looking for camping in British Columbia Looking for accommodation in British Columbia Forest Fires and Campfire Etiquette Current Road Conditions Ferry Travel Plan Ahead Featured Tour Gold Rush Trail - The tour begins in the Vancouver Coast and Mountains Tourism Region before heading north into the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast Tourism Region , looping east then south through the Thompson Okanagan Tourism Region , then heading west back to the start. Boating Regulations Home Travel Resources :: Boating Regulations Agencies Transport Canada runs an office of Boater Safety that delivers prevention-based programs to reduce the safety risks and environmental impacts of boating on Canadian waters. For information on prevention programs and boating requirements visit The Office of Boater Safety web site The Canadian Coast Guard sets and enforces regulations for all boaters. For information, contact the Canadian Coast Guard office of Boating Safety at 1-800-267-6687 or visit the web site at

93. Boating Safety Information- Rules And Regulations California State Parks banner. boating safety Information Rules and regulations Fires, stoves and barbecues are prohibited in coves and boat in areas. http://www.parks.ca.gov/default.asp?page_id=23467

94. New Boating Safety Regulations Fisheries and Oceans Canada, New boating safety regulations. http://www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/media/statem/1999/19990118_e.htm

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Canada site STATEMENT BY Honourable David Anderson Minister of Fisheries and Oceans and Member of Parliament for Victoria New Boating Safety Regulations Toronto, Ontario January 18, 1999 Thank you for being here today. As the Minister responsible for the Canadian Coast Guard, I want to thank the organizers of the Toronto International Boat Show for allowing us the use of this venue. This is particularly timely given the presentation last night of the first Canadian Safe Boating Awards (CASBAs), created to promote safe and responsible recreational boating. Before providing you with an overview of the new boating safety regulations , I want to thank the thousands of Canadians and the many recreational boating associations who took part in the broad consultative process that preceded their development. These individuals are the real architects of these reasonable and balanced measures which are to be published in the Canada Gazette on February 3,1999. A Call to Action We all know that Canadians love the water. Some 8 million Canadians are boaters, and Canadians own an estimated 2.6 million recreational boats.

95. Boating At Washington State Parks boating safety Program at Washington State Parks. Guard and other states toensure reciprocity of boating regulations for ease of travel by boaters when http://www.parks.wa.gov/boating.asp

Home Reservations Park Information Rental Places ... ADA Recreation Boating Program The waters of Washington state are a national and international resource. Recreationally and commercially, these waters contribute to the well-being of residents of the Pacific Northwest. To help maintain this valuable resource, it is essential that all users of these waters, including recreational boaters, recognize their role in keeping these waters clean. Additionally, it's important that boaters operate their vessels in a safe manner to protect themselves and others from needless accidents and injuries. The State Parks boating program promotes enjoyable, safe, environmentally responsible recreation on Washington's waters in partnership with government, business, educators, citizen action groups and the boating public. Program activities are guided by a citizen advisory committee and, where possible, all boating safety activities occur at the county and city levels. The program provides assistance in training, equipment and materials to local groups in carrying out a network of boating safety education and law enforcement activities. On a statewide basis, the program conducts a targeted boating safety information program intended to increase the safety awareness of specific groups of boaters. The program also works with the U.S. Coast Guard and other states to ensure reciprocity of boating regulations for ease of travel by boaters when crossing state and national boundaries.

96. Boating Education And Safety Regulations boating Education and safety regulations Lake Norman Mountain Island Lake -Lake Wylie Marine Commissions Safe boating Begins With You! http://www.co.gaston.nc.us/gastonpd/SafetyTips/BoatingTips.htm

97. APOLNET | OPHA Response To Call For Input On New Boating Safety Regulations, Aug RE NEW boating safety regulations. Dear Minister,. On behalf of the OntarioPublic Health Association (OPHA), a provincewide organization that represents http://www.apolnet.org/resources/pp_boa1.html

Boating Safety OPHA's Response to Call for Input on Changes to Boating Safety Regulations August 27, 1998 The Honourable David Anderson Minister of Fisheries and Oceans Small Vessel Partnership Project Canadian Coast Guard Fisheries and Oceans Canada 200 Kent Street Ottawa, Ontario RE: NEW BOATING SAFETY REGULATIONS Dear Minister, On behalf of the Ontario Public Health Association (OPHA), a province-wide organization that represents the interests of some 3,000 public and community health professionals, I would like to congratulate you and your department on the release of the draft recreational boating regulations. These appear to have been developed with extensive public input and will undoubtedly improve the safety of Canada's waterways and of recreational boaters and their families. In response to your recent call for comments, OPHA would like to offer two suggestions: That the CCG-Accredited Courses and Tests and Rental Boat Safety Checklist (Proposed Regulatory Text, Sections 7, 8 and 9) explicitly include information related to the impact of alcohol and other drugs on water and boater safety. In particular the following issues should be covered: a) impact of alcohol and other substances on operator and passenger perception, judgement, skill and risk of injury and death; b) laws related to alcohol and recreational watercraft use; c) alcohol-related liability and the responsibilities of boaters, rentors and marinas; and d) tools and strategies for preventing injuries and reducing liability.

98. New Boating Regulations For 2004 RE New boating regulations and boating Under the Influence Law light onConnecticut vessels used for public safety activities, including fire boats. http://www.fastferryinfo.org/CT2004REGS.htm

State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection REFERENCE SHEET RE: New Boating Regulations and Boating Under the Influence Law The Department of Environmental Protection announces some significant changes to boating regulation effective March 9, 2004. No person under 16 years of age, who has been issued a Certificate of Personal Watercraft Operation (CPWO) on or after March 9, 2004, may operate a personal watercraft on Connecticut waters without the onboard supervision of a person who is at least 18 years of age, who possesses a CPWO. Operators who were issued a CPWO prior to March 9, 2004 and are between12 and 16 years of age will be able to operate by themselves, although the DEP recommends that they be accompanied by a person 18 years or older who possesses a certificate. All out of state boaters must be 16 to operate a PWC by themselves. This was the recommendation of the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators, the Personal Watercraft Industry Association, and the American Academy of Pediatrics with regard to age restrictions on operating PWC. Section 15-121-A15 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies Personal Watercraft (PWC) must be operated at “Slow-No-Wake” speed within 200 feet of shore or of a dock, pier, float or anchored or moored vessel in all waters of the State, unless the PWC is approaching the float, dock or shore to enable a water skier to take off or land.

99. ILLINOIS Boating Regulations New regulations Effective 1 January, 1998 are indicated in RED ILLINOIS BOATREGISTRATION, TITLING safety ACT DIGEST http://ws1.coopfish.siu.edu/Stat_rul/ILLREG.htm

ILLINOIS BOAT REGISTRATION, TITLING, and SAFETY ACT New Regulations Effective 1 January, 1998 are indicated in RED Index Introduction Definitions Inspection and Enforcement Registration and Titling ... Department of Natural Resources Offices Introduction This brochure is only a guide to the highlights of the Illinois Boat Registration and Safety Act. The entire Act may be found in the Illinois Compiled Statutes, Chapter 625. More complete information is available from Department of Department Natural Resources Regional Offices or from Law Enforcement Division personnel. The information in this brochure is based on laws in effect as of January, 1998 and is subject to change. TO REGISTER AND TITLE YOUR BOAT You must submit a watercraft application, required documents and the appropriate fee. Applications are available from Department Natural Resources Regional offices, Conservation officers and boat dealers. If you have any questions regarding registration and titling call: 217-782-2138 Credit card holders can renew their boat registration by calling: (1-800-TO-Relicense) 24 hours a day. Have your credit card, current registration certificate and a pen and paper ready before making the call.

100. Boating License And Boater Safety Information - Indiana Boating Safety Handbook Click here to go to the official Indiana boating safety course. boating Basicsincludes vessel length and capacity, fueling, float plans, http://www.boat-ed.com/in/handbook/

Welcome Indiana Boaters! This handbook is published by Boat Ed, the official provider of Indiana's boating safety course. Although this handbook is a convenient reference tool, students wanting to receive official Indiana boating safety certification would benefit from studying Boat Ed's comprehensive boat safety course, with chapter-by-chapter review questions and a free Practice Test. All course material has been developed in conjunction with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, and is the same material used in their classroom courses. Click here to go to the official Indiana boating safety course. Boating Basics includes: vessel length and capacity, fueling, float plans, navigational rules, U.S. Aids to Navigation, weather and other boating emergencies, and personal watercraft (PWC) basics.

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