Safety Tips
Our number on concern is your safety.
Here are a few tips to keep you and your family safe on the water.
Here are a few tips to keep you and your family safe on the water.
Create a float Plan
Whether you choose to inform a family member or a friend, let someone else know where you’re going and how long you’re going to be gone. A float plan can include the following information: name, address, and phone number of trip leader and passengers; boat type and registration information; trip itinerary; and, types of communication and signal equipment onboard. Learn more about the float plan by clicking the button below.
designate a sober skipper
Boating under the influence is against the law in every state and territory. The operator of a boat must be alert and be able to pay attention to their surroundings. And with already having to deal with the wind, vibration, noise, and the sun, adding alcohol to the situation makes matters dangerous and deadly. By taking the Sober Skipper Pledge and designating a sober skipper before leaving the dock, you are promising to take care of your passengers and yourself, ensuring that everyone can have a safe and fun time on the water.
know the rules of the road
Maintaining a proper lookout and being respectful of buoys and other navigational aids, all of which have been placed there to ensure your safety are just a few ways to stay safe on the water. Learn more by clicking the button below.