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1. Aquatic Invasive Species Prevention Permit Program This new program focuses on protecting Oregon’s waterways from invasive species.  The Marine Board and the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife will implement the program.  Funds generated from this program will fund five regional inspection teams, pay for education/outreach materials, voluntary boat inspections and decontamination of infested boats.  The fees will also pay for […]...
2. Attention Boaters and Anglers – Don’t Spread Invasive Species Boats, trailers, waders and other fishing equipment can spread invasive species from waterbody to waterbody unless properly cleaned after use. Although some invasive species such as water milfoil are readily visible to the human eye, many others are too small to be readily noticed. To avoid spreading invasive species please follow the following guidelines: 1. […]...
3. Silverwood Lake, California: All boats, personal watercraft, kayaks, canoes, sailboards, inflatables, and float tubes must undergo a mandatory inspection Silverwood Lake, California: All boats, personal watercraft, kayaks, canoes, sailboards, inflatables, and float tubes must undergo a mandatory inspection...
4. PWC Lake Mead New Guidelines PWC Lake Mead New Guidelines...
5. PWC have extensive shallow-water capabilities that enable them to access sensitive aquatic and near-shore habitats PWC have extensive shallow-water capabilities that enable them to access sensitive aquatic and near-shore habitats. This generates concern because most PWC use occurs during the spring and summer months and coincides with critical wildlife phases such as spawning, mating and nesting (Bluewater Network 1998; Martin 1999; NPCA 1999). Therefore, PWC have the potential to cause […]...
6. 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; […]...
7. Endangered Species Act Protections Reinstated for Northern Rocky Mountain Wolf Population Endangered Species Act Protections Reinstated for Northern Rocky Mountain Wolf Population...
8. Enjoy Colorado’s Many Waterways on a Jet Ski Taking to the water in your power boat, sailboat, jetski, or canoe is a great way to enjoy Colorado’s many waterways. Whether you’re swimming or boating, it’s important to use common sense while you’re out on the water. The Colorado Boating Program helps you get underway safely while enhancing your boating experience. Registration is required […]...
9. How to get a personal watercraft insurance quote online Rating agencies are available online and are a valuable resource to help motorists make a well informed decision before choosing a company. These agencies use certain tiers which they place insurers in based on their financial stability; for example, one agency uses letter grades similar to school grading. If a carrier receives an “A” then […]...
10. Many boaters in Minnesota enjoy the exciting sport of riding personal watercraft (PWC) Many boaters in Minnesota enjoy the exciting sport of riding personal watercraft (PWC). These speedy little craft make up over four percent of registered boats in the state. Although the number of personal watercraft accidents has declined, inexperienced riders still seem to account for many mishaps. They may not be aware of the unique handling […]...
11. Personal Watercraft Fun on the Colorado River This 233-mile stretch of the Colorado River has become a year-round recreation area for power boaters, paddlers, water-skiers, and fishermen.  To enjoy a safe trip on the Colorado, boaters need to become familiar with the characteristics of the area that make boating on this desert waterway unique. The state lines of California, Nevada and Arizona […]...
12. PWC on the Colorado River PWC on the Colorado River: This 223-mile stretch of the Colorado River has become a year-round recreation area for power boaters, paddlers, water-skiers and fishermen. To enjoy a safe trip on the Colorado, boaters need to become familiar with the characteristics of the area that make boating on this desert waterway unique. The state lines […]...
13. Emergency address postings on docks will also aid in non-emergency calls for services for lost or disabled boaters Emergency address postings on docks will also aid in non-emergency calls for services for lost or disabled boaters....
14. Are boaters or rafters required to wear life jackets Are boaters or rafters required to wear life jackets...
15. Beginning January 1, 2006, to comply with both state and federal laws, Montana boaters need to display Beginning January 1, 2006, to comply with both state and federal laws, Montana boaters need to display...