How can you not be allowed to ride in the bow of an open bow boat?
Maybe I am misunderstanding your question?
Does this mean for Closed Bow Boats and/or for Open Bow Boats that have Seats that are made to be seated in????
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How can you not be allowed to ride in the bow of an open bow boat?
Maybe I am misunderstanding your question?
Does this mean for Closed Bow Boats and/or for Open Bow Boats that have Seats that are made to be seated in????
:notam:
You cannot ride on a closed bow boat on the bow...on an open bow boat, you can ride in the open bow seats but not on the open bow gunnel area....there is a specific rule somewhere, but I cannot find it..
AW HAH! I was going to say, if you can ride in the seats of an Open Bow boat then why and the heck do they sell them.
I get it now, it was what i expected.
Thanks for the clarification...
How can you not be allowed to ride in the bow of an open bow boat?
Maybe I am misunderstanding your question?
See Mbrown2's answer. I was trying to ask can you ride in the bow of an open bow boat or not?
thats one of those trick questions.........I think :hammerhea
I also believe the no bow riding deal is only on plane...
I have no reservations to having someone stand on the deck, so I can nose the boat upto the dock and send them to get the truck. I dont belive this is illegal (maybe @ castaic) because i've done it infront of the ranger w/o even a funny look.
BJH :idea:
I was told by a sheriff at Shasta this year that it is while underway no matter the speed. My kids were riding on the bow in a 5 zone and he waved and told me about the law. He was real cool. Said it was $500 fine if he was in a bad mood.
I was informed once, at havasu, the only time you can ride on the bow of a closed bow boat is when you are inside a no wake, or 5 mph, zone with a boat where the bow has a perimeter railing.
Maybe this has changed, that was a few years back.
I think it's wise, the life you save, may be of one you love