21. The Oregon State Marine Board The Oregon State Marine Board is Oregon's recreational boating agency, dedicated recreation and safety in an enhanced environment. Online boating Guide. Access, Alerts Conditions. boating Water. safety. boating Education. Clean boating. Laws regulations. Library http://www.boatoregon.com/

Text-only version Search OSMB Search by FindOR , Oregon State Library Online Boating Guide Conditions Safety Boating Education Clean Boating Library - Publications Directory, Programs News, Meetings, Events Outdoor Guide Information Performance Measures Registration, Agents, Title Forms, Info FAQs - your questions, our answers... Site Listing Related Links What's missing? Review this website Comments? Questions? Broken Links? Comment Page Have a boating crime to report? E-TIP report form If you don't see a ticker here, then your browser does not support Java. Got Your Card? If you are 40 or younger you will need a Boater Education Card to operate your 10 hp+ powerboat this year. Classes and online training are available now! Check here to get the details Facilities 6-Year Plan Comment Sought We want your comments for future boating facility projects. Check here for upcoming public meetings and survey forms. Public Comment Sought on New River, Pinehollow Rule changes affecting New River in Coos County and Pinehollow Reservoir in Hood River county are open for public comment.

22. Shasta Lake Boating Regulations And Safety- Shastalake.com http://www.shastalake.com/regulations/

GO TO... Main Page Houseboats Resorts Maps Campgrounds RV Parks Cabins/Cottages Fishing Trails Waterskiing Wakeboarding Attractions Boat Ramps Boat Rentals Boating Supplies Boat Sales Boating Regulations Boating Safety Services Grocery Delivery Shasta Lake facts Water Level Maps Tourism info History Weather Road Conditions Restaurants Shasta Dam info Visitor Center go to main page Houseboats Resorts Camping ... Maps Lodging RV Parks Motels Recreation Fishing Waterskiing Wakeboarding Hiking Trails ... Shasta Caverns Boating Houseboats Boat Rentals Boat Ramps Boating Supplies ... Shasta Co. Sheriff Other Services Commercial Services Restaurants Grocery Delivery Shasta Lake Water Level Shasta Lake facts Shasta Dam facts Maps ... Shasta County Links Conditions Weather Road Conditions Fire Weather CDF Fire Info ... Earthquakes E-mail ecassano@shastalake.com Shasta Lake, California, USA Tourism and recreation information Boat Safe and Sober Houseboat Info Boating Safety Videos online (U.S. Forest Service) Shasta Lake Boating Regulations at Forest Service website ... Some "Water Traffic Markers" on Shasta Lake BOAT SAFE AND SOBER Alcohol and drug use have been cited as contributing factors in many boating injuries, accidents and fatalities. Studies indicate that the effects of alcohol and drugs are more pronounced when operating a boat.

23. Delaware Department Of Natural Resources And Environmental Control boating registration, regulations, boating safety program and classes, and boating access sites. http://www.dnrec.state.de.us/dnrec2000/Boating.asp

24. ILLINOIS Boating Regulations ILLINOIS BOAT REGISTRATION, TITLING, and safety ACT. New regulations Effective 1 January, 1998 are indicated in RED. Index. Introduction. Definitions. 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.

25. Federal Boating Regulations In Canada However, the federal government now maintains a number of excellent web sites about the recreational boating regulations and safety. http://www.magma.ca/~mcsail/regs/regs.htm

Regulations relating to recreational boating in Canada. Until 1999, the federal government did a very poor job at maintaining web sites about safety and regulations for recreational boaters. As a result, this web page used to be a source of information on these subjects. However, the federal government now maintains a number of excellent web sites about the recreational boating regulations and safety. They can be found at the following link: Canadian Coast Guard - Office of Boating Safety In addition, Pat's Boating In Canada is a non-government web site which is also a good source of information about government regulations. See: Pat's Boating in Canada On a slightly different subject, for information about the used sailboat market in Canada, see following non-commercial web site: Used Sailboat Market in Central Canada Newsgroups about Boating and Sailing in Canada: For a Canadian based newsgroup about sailing , see: Newsgroup: "ott.rec.sailing" or see a Web page version of "ott.rec.sailing" For a national newsgroup about boating in Canada, see: Newsgroup: "can.rec.boating"

26. BOATING SAFETY REGULATIONS boating safety regulations. LEGISLATION As of April 1, 1999, new legislation came into effect. If you are an operator of a recreational http://www.magma.ca/~kew/webdoc19.htm

BOATING SAFETY REGULATIONS LEGISLATION: As of April 1, 1999, new legislation came into effect. If you are an operator of a recreational pleasure craft fitted with a motor, The Canadian Coast Guard now requires you to have proof of operator competency issued by an "accredited training facility." This requirement is being phased-in over a ten year period. ALL OPERATORS BORN AFTER APRIL 1, 1983 .... Proof required now. ALL OPERATORS OF CRAFT UNDER 4M. INCLUDING PWC'S ....Proof required after September 15th., 2002 ALL OPERATORS ....Proof required after September 15th., 2009 If you wish to register for one of our Boating safety courses, Or wish information on training locations and dates, please contact us using the "mail" button below. Office of Boating Safety Click here to E-mail our Marine Safety Division Back to Forensic Training Consultants home May 16, 2000

27. Boating Regulations Separate boating regulations apply to Mission Bay. Other boating Information Boat Launching Ramps, Weather, and boating safety Classes. http://www.sannet.gov/lifeguards/safety/boatreg.shtml

Various Federal, State, and local regulations apply to Mission Bay and the ocean off the City of San Diego. Some of the major regulations are listed below. General Vessel Speed No person may operate a vessel at a speed greater than five (5) miles per hour within 100 feet of a swimmer or surfer or within 200 feet of a beach frequented by swimmers. Ocean Vessel Speed No person may operate a vessel in excess of five (5) miles per hour within 1,000 feet of the oceanfront coastline of the City of San Diego. Separate boating regulations apply to Mission Bay. Mission Bay Vessel Speed The speed limit on Mission Bay from sunset to sunrise is five (5) miles per hour. At other times, certain areas have a designated speed limit of five (5) miles per hour or less. These include: Wherever buoys are posted with a five (5) mile per hour limit Near bridges Within 100 feet of shore Within 100 feet of another vessel Minimum Age No person under the age of twelve (12) may operate a motorized vessel with more than fifteen (15) horsepower. Children ages twelve (12) to sixteen (16) must have a person eighteen (18) years of age or older onboard to operate such a vessel. (There are some limited exceptions.) Equipment Although equipment requirements vary depending on the size and type of boat, most pleasure boaters are required to have the following on board while underway:

28. Safety Regulations Beach Water regulations. Scuba Diving safety. boating safety. boating regulations. Boat Mooring Long Term Boat Beaching. Seals Sea Lions. Lifesaving Education. http://www.sannet.gov/lifeguards/safety/

Scuba Diving Safety Boating Safety Boating Regulations Lifesaving Education Scuba Diving Safety Boating Safety Boating Regulations Lifesaving Education ... Privacy Notice

29. Wisconsin Boating Regulations boating safety program (billboards, placemats, TV/radio/newspaper, public information talks, public service announcements, media campaigns, boat regulations, http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/es/enforcement/safety/boatreg.htm

Wisconsin Boating Regulations Please note that this is not a complete set of boating laws. This is the information published in the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Boating Regulations pamphlet. You may obtain further information by E-Mail or by contacting your local conservation warden or law enforcement authorities. Wisconsin boaters enjoy one of the finest recreational boating safety programs in the nation. To aid those in distress on our waters and to assure that the requirements of law are obeyed Wisconsin Conservation Wardens, many county sheriff's departments, municipal police departments and the U.S. Coast Guard have established marine enforcement patrols. Whenever your boat is approached by an authorized patrol boat displaying blue lights you shall reduce the boat speed to slow-no-wake speed and yield the right-of-way to the patrol boat. The operator of a boat shall stop when requested to by a law enforcement officer or patrol boat. These officers are charged with the responsibility of providing safety afloat. Law violators can expect enforcement action and conscientious boaters will find these officers helpful protectors of their recreation. The Law Enforcement Mission Prepare: Take the Wisconsin Boating Safety Course Definitions Wisconsin's Personal Watercraft Law ... Why should I worry about boat sewage?

30. WDNR - Boating Safety Education Navigation rules, basic safety regulations, and waterway marking systems. Boat accidents, emergency measures, aquatic safety, alcohol usage, visual distress http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/es/enforcement/safety/boated.htm

Law Enforcement Boating Safety Education Upcoming Classes Accident Reporting Accident Fatality Summary Age and Certificate Requirements ... Annual Program Report (.pdf file, 1.29mb) Operating in Wisconsin PFD's - Life Jackets PFD's For Kids - Life Jackets Safety Tips! ... Volunteer Safety Instructor Corner Boating Attention Boat Buyers Ordinances and Waterway Markers Purchasing A Boat - Paperwork Registration Information ... Regulations DNR Safety Education Programs ATV Angler Boating Bow Hunter ... Trapper Boating Safety Education Upcoming Classes The number of recreational boaters using Wisconsin's waterways has grown tremendously over the past decade. As our waterways become more crowded and the types of boats using the water become more varied, it is increasingly important for boaters to become educated on safe boating techniques and laws. Boating safety course graduates can help ensure healthy, happy, and safe voyages for years to come. Course Objective To reduce the potential for boat accidents, injuries and fatalities; to reduce the potential for conflict between different types of boating activities and other resource users; and to promote safe, responsible, and ethical use of the environment and our resources.

31. BOATING boating in South Carolina regulations (Adobe Acrobat format); Titling and boating Facilities Guide (Adobe Acrobat format). boating safety Education boating http://www.dnr.state.sc.us/etc/boating.html

Rules and Regulations Boating FAQ Related Sites Sunrise/Sunset Tide Tables Current Weather Current Radar ... Streamflow(USGS) Boating Boating in South Carolina Regulations (Adobe Acrobat format) Titling and Registration Forms Renew Watercraft Registration Online List of States that Title Watercraft/Outboard Motors U.S. Watercraft/Outboard Motor Titling Jurisdictions ... Boating Facilities Guide (Adobe Acrobat format) Boating Safety Education Boating Education Class Schedules Video-based Boating Education Course Internet-based Boating Education Course Real-time and Historical Lake and Stream tables Boating Safety Cushions are out as legal boating flotation devices You must use Adobe Acrobat Reader to view any documents listed above as being in that format. You may download the Reader here Home News FAQ ... Divisions

32. State Boating Regulations And Safety State boating regulations and safety tips to make your boating activities a safe one. Links to state boating regulations and safety tips for all 50 states. http://www.unclewes.com/Boating.html

State Boating Regulations and Safety State boating regulations and safety tips to make your boating activities a safe one. Links to state boating regulations and safety tips for all 50 States and Canada. Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Main Page For more information: Uncle Wes P O Box 841 Maple Falls, WA 98266 US Email: unclewes@unclewes.com

33. New Jersey Boating Regulations, Boating Safety Checklist boating safety Checklist. What safety equipment do you need onboard? Check out our Boat safety Equipment Checklist below VHF radios. Life jackets. Throwable PFDs. http://www.scottsbt.com/boating/boatregs/safetycheck.htm

Boating Safety Checklist MAIN SECTIONS: Fishing Section What's New? Hunting Section What's New? POPULAR TOPICS: Daily Report Catch of the Day Weekly Bulletin Local Fishing Info ... Our Message Boards THE STORE: Products/Services Store Tour THE ONLINE CATALOG Order Penn Parts Online!!! www.pennparts.com E-Mail: CONTACT US LAWS/LICENCES: Saltwater Regulations NJ License Info Freshwater Fishing FISHING AIDES: Maps/Charts Bait Guide Fish ID Guide TackleBox Tips ... Conservation Issues WEBSITE EXTRAS: Fisherman's Flea Markets Crab Info Our Mascots Cookbook ... Scott's Computer Help LINKS: Friends Links Misc. Links Manufacturer Links Local News ... Weather/Water Visit Our Sister Site: What safety equipment do you need onboard? Check out our Boat Safety Equipment Checklist below: VHF radios Life jackets Throwable PFDs Sound devices — some vessels are required to carry a power whistle or power horn and a bell on board Fire extinguishers — Coast Guard-approved fire extinguishers are required on certain boats Anchor and line Basic tools and spare parts — spark plugs and other parts should be marine-rated. Never use automotive parts

34. Law Enforcement Boating Regulations The Alcohol boating safety Act makes it unlawful to operate a watercraft on the public waters of the State of Mississippi while under the influence of http://www.mdwfp.com/lawenforcement_boating.asp

35. Marine And Recreational Vehicles Rules, regulations, and boating safety tips for anyone operating a boat on New York waterways. M and RV Programs boating Basics http://nysparks.state.ny.us/boats/

36. Boating Safety Education Requirements boating safety Education Requirements The certificate may be obtained by completing an approved boating safety course or passing an equivalency examination. http://www.dnr.state.md.us/boating/regulations/bser.html

Boating Safety Education Requirements Maryland's Boating Safety Education Law is designed to assure that the younger generation of boaters have fundamental knowledge of boating rules and safety and that eventually, all boaters will be operating their boats with a basic level of boating education. The law also imposes the requirement for persons convicted of certain boating violations to successfully complete a boating safety education courseregardless of the age of the operator. The Boating Safety Education Law requires that any person born on or after July 1, 1972 must have in their possession a certificate of boating safety education while operating a numbered or documented vessel on Maryland waters. The certificate may be obtained by completing an approved boating safety course or passing an equivalency examination. The Natural Resources Police offer the Maryland Basic Boating Course through local recreation departments and community colleges. This course is 8-10 hours in length and covers the basics of boating and water safety. The equivalency examination is for those persons who desire not to take a course and is offered, by appointment at locations throughout the State. For study materials for the equivalency examination or course information, contact: Maryland Natural Resources Police Outdoor Education Division 1804 West Street, Suite 300

37. Boating Regulations think they can do little to affect the boating activity in are consistent and the problems pose significant safety issues, regulations creating speed http://www.dnr.state.md.us/boating/regs.html

Actions on 2003 Proposals Proposed Regulations for 2004 The following areas are under consideration for regulatory action in 2004. During the summer of 2004, these areas will be studied and evaluated. For detailed information on each proposal and to provide input to the Department of Natural Resources concerning a proposed regulation, click on the links below for details. Ramsey Lake The Department of Natural Resources has received a petition to establish an all time 6-knot speed limit for all portions of Ramsey Lake. They state that Ramsey Lake has experienced a dramatic increase in boat traffic in recent years. Selby Bay The Department of Natural Resources has received a petition to establish an all time 6-knot speed limit for all portions of Selby Bay. Additionally, they request the 6 knot zone to extend out to a point that is in line with the end of Turkey Point Island to the tip of Long Point. Pocomoke River - Shad Landing The Department of Natural Resources proposes to create a 6 knot speed limit in the immediate vicinity of the Shad Landing boat ramp and docks. The Department also proposes to create a minimun wake zone at all times in Corkers Creek. Pocomoke River The Department of Natural Resources has received a petition to extend the existing speed limit which begins at the Rt 13 bridge and extends through Pocomoke City. The new extension would extend the speed limit approximately 400 yds in a northeasterly direction from the Rt 13 bridge.

38. OSMB - Oregon Boating Laws Oregon boating regulations. fire extinguisher; lights; ventilation system; safety devices in Exemption from requirement to obtain boating safety education card; http://www.marinebd.osmb.state.or.us/Laws/

Oregon Boating Laws Abandoned Vessels Alcohol and Boating Boating Equipment Requirements Deschutes Motorboat Schedule Federal Boating Regulations Fines - Bail Schedule Fishing Derby Permits Foam Encapsulation Permits Law Enforcement Directory Law Enforcment Program Mandatory Boater Education Permits Oregon Administrative Rules Oregon Revised Statute Proposed Regulations Racing Permits Report A Boating Violation Salvage Laws Speed limits, motor restrictions and other regulations are in place on all Oregon waterways. It pays to know the regulations before you go - some small lakes are managed for manually powered craft only, and certain rivers allow motorboats only on certain days. Click links below for web page listings. To view the actual Administrative Rules, check here for the index Oregon Boating Regulations Life Jackets / Equipment Requirements Lighting / Ventilation / Recommended Equipment Numbering, Accidents, Marine Patrols, Operation Personal Watercraft Operating Rules, Personal Watercraft Access Waterway Regulations (by waterbody name) A B C D ... Y Law Enforcment Directory For all emergencies - 911 (Indicate if water related) Oregon State Police Headquarters, Salem......503-378-3720

39. Boating Regulations In Glacier Bay National Park This is necessary for public safety and to prevent structural damage to the dock Please read about basic park regulations; many apply to boating in the http://www.nps.gov/glba/InDepth/visit/activities/boater/boating_regs.htm

Visit Learn Activities News ... Administration Boating Regulations General Boating Regulations Whale Waters Wildlife Closures and Restrictions Bartlett Cove Docking and Mooring ... Other Park Regulations Vessel Use Restrictions Limits on the number of vessels allowed to enter Glacier Bay are intended to enhance the quality of each visitor's experience by protecting air quality and water quality, providing opportunities for wilderness solitude, and promoting the well-being of marine wildlife including fish, seabirds and marine mammals. Noise restrictions provide quiet anchorages for boaters. June 1 through August 31, except on vessels in transit or as otherwise permitted by the superintendent, the use of generators or other non-propulsive motors (except a windlass) is prohibited from 10:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m. in Reid Inlet, Blue Mouse Cove and North Sandy Cove. Non-motorized waters allow visitors an enhanced opportunity to experience wilderness. Vessel Management Plan Map In designated areas, all motorized vessels (including seaplanes and sailing vessels with auxiliary motorized propulsion) are restricted from use. Location Date Muir Inlet Head June 1 - July 15 Wachusett Inlet July 16 - August 31 Adams Inlet Rendu Inlet Hugh Miller Complex Beardslee Islands May 1 - September 15 Whale Waters Regulations Vessel operating restrictions in whale waters are intended to minimize whale disturbance and lower the risk of whale/vessel collisions to protect the endangered humpback whale.

40. Glacier National Park - Boating It is your responsibility to know and obey the US Coast Guard and State of Montana regulations for boat operation safety. Park http://www.nps.gov/glac/activities/boating.htm

Boating Boating Regulations Registration Rules of the Waterways Where Permitted Required Equipment ... Regulation Glacier National Park offers a variety of boating experiences. Boat launching ramps are available on Bowman and McDonald Lakes on the west side, and St. Mary and Two Medicine Lakes on the east side of the park. Boat rentals are available at Apgar, Lake McDonald Lodge, Rising Sun, Many Glacier, and Two Medicine. Contact Glacier Park Boat Company for information and rates. Canoes or rafts can be carried to many smaller waters. White water canoeing, kayaking, or rafting can be enjoyed on the Flathead River which forms the south and west boundary of Glacier. The rivers and lakes in this mountainous region are very cold. All water users (boaters, swimmers, and skiers) should be aware of the dangers of hypothermia at any time of the year. Registration All motorboats and sailboats 12 feet in length and longer must be registered and numbered according to State of Montana regulations. Hand propelled boats are exempt, and boats from other states or countries may be used temporarily without Montana registration.

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