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1. Personal Watercraft Insurance, FWP Commission Seeks Public Comment On Statewide No Wake Zone Rule At Commercial Marinas The Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Commission is seeking public comment on a proposed new rule that would establish a statewide “no-wake zone” at all commercial marinas in Montana....
2. FWP Tallies Fatal Boating Accidents Following A Challenging Boating Season Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks reports that 10 boating accidents this spring and summer resulted in 11 fatalities. Another 15 boating accidents resulted in injuries or property damage....
3. Personal Watercraft Insurance, FWP Commission will Consider Boating Regs for Missoula Area Rivers in October The Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Commission will make a decision on a proposal to modify motorized boating regulations on several stretches of river near Missoula at their October 13 meeting in Helena....
4. Personal Watercraft Insurance, Boaters Can Obtain Validation Decals, Boating Laws And Boating Safety Info At The Helena Boat Show Boaters will find more than boats at the Helena Boat Show Feb. 17, 18, and 19 at the Helena Fairgrounds. Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks enforcement personnel and members of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary will be there to answer questions on boating safety and Montana’s boating laws....
5. Montana Fish, Wildlife Parks Seeks Public Comment On Changes To Commercial Use Permit Fee Rule Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking public comment on changes to commercial-use fees at FWP’s State Parks, fishing access sites and wildlife management areas....
6. FWP Commission Seeks Public Comment On Statewide No Wake Zone Rule At Commercial Marinas The Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Commission is seeking public comment on a proposed new rule that would establish a statewide “no-wake zone” at all commercial marinas in Montana....
7. It is your responsibility to know and follow established personal watercraft rules and regulations It is your responsibility to know and follow established personal watercraft rules and regulations...
8. Shooting Range Development Grant Deadline Announced Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks reminds shooting range enthusiasts that the deadline to apply for range development grants is May 1....
9. State Trails Advisory and OHV Advisory Committees to Meet in Helena (Helena, MT) – Montana State Parks (stateparks.mt.gov) announced today that the State Trails Advisory Committee (STAC) will hold a meeting on Saturday, October 15 from 9:00 a.m-12:00 p.m. at the Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Headquarters located at 1420 E. 6th Avenue. The Off-Highway Vehicle Advisory Committee will meet directly after the STAC meeting from […]...
10. Kids Left Unattended On Personal Watercraft Are At Risk Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks suggests that leaving a child behind the wheel of a car with the engine running is unthinkable—yet children are left alone on personal watercraft where they can easily be injured or killed. “Parents and guardians seem to overlook the risks involved in leaving a very young child on an unattended […]...
11. Recreational boating activity has been shown to affect various marine mammal species Recreational boating activity has been shown to affect various marine mammal species (Dornbusch & Company 1994; Evans 1991; Green 1991; US Department of Commerce 1990). For example, boating traffic frequently flushes harbor seals from the haul-out sites they use to rest, sleep, molt, nurse and give birth (Allen et al. 1984; Calambokidis et al. 1991; […]...
12. Personal Watercraft or PWC, more commonly known as a Ski-Doo® (Bombardier Recreational Products), Waverunner® (Yamaha Motor Corporation, USA), and JET SKI® (Kawasaki Motors Corp., USA), Personal Watercraft or PWC, more commonly known as a Ski-Doo® (Bombardier Recreational Products), Waverunner® (Yamaha Motor Corporation, USA), and JET SKI® (Kawasaki Motors Corp., USA),...
13. IMPACTS OF RECREATIONAL BOATING, PWC USE AND INSURANCE Recreational boating raises a number of issues for coastal resource managers and the public, including noise complaints, safety concerns and various environmental impacts. Although much information is available about these issues, relatively little is known about PWC-specific impacts or how they compare to those of more traditional vessels. This lack of information impairs the development […]...
14. Outdoor recreational opportunities in Connecticut are numerous Outdoor recreational opportunities in Connecticut are numerous. Our system of state parks and forests provide many opportunities to camp, fish, hike, boat, enjoy our shoreline and inland water bodies, or just enjoy a quiet paddle along a river. The Bureaus of Outdoor Recreation and Natural Resources together accomplish the agency’s outdoor recreation mission by acquiring […]...
15. Personal watercraft are a type of recreational boat designed for riding entertainment Personal watercraft are a type of recreational boat designed for riding entertainment. Because PWC are powered by an engine and intended for the transport of person(s) on water, they fall within the Coast Guard category for motorboats. Although the Coast Guard tracks statistics on a recreational vessel type (Class A inboard motorboat) that includes personal […]...