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1. 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. […]...
2. Why do boaters need an Aquatic Invasive Species Prevention Permit Aquatic invasive species seriously damage waterbodies.  Species like the quagga mussel and Eurasian watermilfoil “hitchhike” from one body of water to the next, primarily on boats.  Revenues from permits will fund a new statewide prevention program to help protect our waters. Quagga and zebra mussels can quickly encrust surfaces and cause severe economic and environmental harm.  If […]...
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. 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 […]...
6. Personal Watercraft Insurance, If it Floats, You Need a Float Plan Personal Watercraft Insurance, If it Floats, You Need a Float Plan...
7. Personal Watercraft Insurance, Protect your personal watercraft against damage and theft Personal Watercraft Insurance, Protect your personal watercraft against damage and theft...
8. Personal Watercraft Insurance, Educating Yourself By Learning The Rules and Regulations Personal Watercraft Insurance, Educating Yourself By Learning The Rules and Regulations...
9. What is the difference between a ski craft and a PWC? A ski craft is defined as, less than 13′ in length as manufactured, capable of exceeding 20 mph, and has the capacity to carry not more than the operator and one other person. There are additional regulations that ski craft operators must follow. A personal watercraft (pwc) has the capacity to carry more than the […]...
10. Fuel Safety, Lower Your PWC Insurance Premium Costs Most fires happen after fueling. To prevent fires, follow these rules: ¦ Don’t smoke or strike matches. ¦ Shut off motors. Turn off electric equipment. ¦ Close all windows, doors and openings. ¦ Take portable tanks out of the boat and fill them on the dock. ¦ Keep the filling nozzle in contact with the […]...
11. Most propeller strike accidents result from operator error Most propeller strike accidents result from operator error...
12. Are there PWC special regulations for riding personal watercraft? Are there PWC special regulations for riding personal watercraft? ...
13. Personal Watercraft Insurance, Collision Coverage Personal Watercraft Insurance, Collision Coverage...
14. How to get a jetski 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 […]...
15. Personal Water Craft Insurance Quotes 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 […]...