can you get in trubble for....
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RE:can you get in trubble for....
Ok, can't help but chime in here. First, I think TheOne's question is a fair one. So why not just answer it with a little less "schooling". Yes, it makes sense to question the wisdom of boating without a PFD, but no need to patronize and condescend.
There has to be a limit to the caution somewhere. Let’s say you aren’t fishing, simply out swimming and floating around. Would the raft be your PFD? At what point are you legally required to have a PFD when out in the water. I think that is the question. Maybe it has been answered in this thread somewhere already.
But, before I scour the regulations and the previous posts here, I thought I would stick up for the guy as the wolves pick him apart. So what if he is not posting perfectly-formed spelling and grammar. Neither am I! Yes, maybe he would get a little more respect in making his points, but I think I understood all he had to say. We are not writing school assignment or job applications here.
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There has to be a limit to the caution somewhere. Let’s say you aren’t fishing, simply out swimming and floating around. Would the raft be your PFD? At what point are you legally required to have a PFD when out in the water. I think that is the question. Maybe it has been answered in this thread somewhere already.
But, before I scour the regulations and the previous posts here, I thought I would stick up for the guy as the wolves pick him apart. So what if he is not posting perfectly-formed spelling and grammar. Neither am I! Yes, maybe he would get a little more respect in making his points, but I think I understood all he had to say. We are not writing school assignment or job applications here.
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RE:can you get in trubble for....
yes that makes loads of sence.but were i go fishing there arnt any skiers out at all.and if there are i try my best 2 keep away from them.cause they scare fish away.but yea what you said makes a lot of sence.thanks manGringo Pescador wrote:You gotta think about the "what if" factor too. What if you go in and get tangled in the weeds? What if you get nailed by a skier, jetskier, whatever and are knocked out? What if the clothes you are wearing weigh you down? Swimming with boots, jeans, & a shirt is MUCH different than just in your swimming trunks.TheOne wrote:well my boat doesnt have a motor..its a sevylor 4 person blow up raft that can have a 3 h.p motor on it.but i mean its not like i cant go out and get a life vest.im just currious cause l8ly ive been going out with out one cause i dont gots one.and i really dont wanna get in trubble.but i highly doubt i would.ive allready ran into a cop.but just to be on the safe side.i just wanted to know.so thank you for all your replys it helped a lot
The fact is you only get one chance out there, the water isn't forgiving, if you don't get it right the 1st time, there may not be another chance. A PFD might give you that 2nd chance..
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RE:can you get in trubble for....
look dude i know im supposed to ware a life vest if im in a boat.im not stupid. my question is will i get in trubble for not haveing one.cause ive seen many people with out them.and right at this moment i havent got one.i forget about getting one every time im at the store...and thanx for your reply.however ive found out the question i seek.shawn wrote:I would wear one especialy in a inflatable.Come on man use your brain some.Accidents happen.You never know what could happen to you out in the water.I would definatefly wear one.If you don't chances are good you could become a statistic.Here is the link to your Question.I'll let you decide.http://www.boat-ed.com/wa/handbook/pfds.htm
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RE:can you get in trubble for....
TheOne wrote:look dude i know im supposed to ware a life vest if im in a boat.im not stupid. my question is will i get in trubble for not haveing one.cause ive seen many people with out them.and right at this moment i havent got one.i forget about getting one every time im at the store...and thanx for your reply.however ive found out the question i seek.shawn wrote:I would wear one especialy in a inflatable.Come on man use your brain some.Accidents happen.You never know what could happen to you out in the water.I would definatefly wear one.If you don't chances are good you could become a statistic.Here is the link to your Question.I'll let you decide.http://www.boat-ed.com/wa/handbook/pfds.htm
some people.wish to chastise me about my post here.well to make it clear.i know im supposed to wear a life vest if im in a boat.im not stupid.my question is will i get in trubble for not haveing one.and someone has told me what i wish to know so this thread is done and over with.thank you to the people who told me what i needed info on..as to the outher people thank you for your inquiries.
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''Treat people and animals the way you would want to be treated''
catch and release!! ~Dont worry about me and what i do.worry about your own self~
catch and release!! ~Dont worry about me and what i do.worry about your own self~
RE:can you get in trubble for....
The One my intent wasn't to chastise you.If you took it that way I apologize.It's just I had a friend who did wear one either and that ended up being part of his demise.The no life jacket and the booze on the water.The life jacket would of kept him afloat.I never wore them until then.Here is the one I wear
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templ ... hasJS=true
It's small cant even notice when fishing.It is auto/mannual,so if I fall in the water it inflates.Or I can pull the cord.I like this one because if by chance I hit my head and knocked out as soon as hit the water boom inflated.Just something to think about.
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templ ... hasJS=true
It's small cant even notice when fishing.It is auto/mannual,so if I fall in the water it inflates.Or I can pull the cord.I like this one because if by chance I hit my head and knocked out as soon as hit the water boom inflated.Just something to think about.
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RE:can you get in trubble for....
GET A PFD. Should you have any problems in your raft,depending on size of air leak etc. A raft will wrap around your legs and then become an anchor,thus dragging you to the bottom.
The answer is simple. WEAR A LIFE JACKET
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RE:can you get in trubble for....
it iz a fare queston.U shuld ware a PFD.sory if my repli cahsed sum trubble.urbanangler wrote:Ok, can't help but chime in here. First, I think TheOne's question is a fair one. So why not just answer it with a little less "schooling". Yes, it makes sense to question the wisdom of boating without a PFD, but no need to patronize and condescend.
There has to be a limit to the caution somewhere. Let’s say you aren’t fishing, simply out swimming and floating around. Would the raft be your PFD? At what point are you legally required to have a PFD when out in the water. I think that is the question. Maybe it has been answered in this thread somewhere already.
But, before I scour the regulations and the previous posts here, I thought I would stick up for the guy as the wolves pick him apart. So what if he is not posting perfectly-formed spelling and grammar. Neither am I! Yes, maybe he would get a little more respect in making his points, but I think I understood all he had to say. We are not writing school assignment or job applications here.
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RE:can you get in trubble for....
I was fishing on an opening day and a rafter was near. It was one of the cheaper rafts. The raft popped a seam and went flat in a second. Person went in the water and had to kick loose from the raft. Water was 55 or so degrees.fishing collector wrote:I think your question is really a mute point....Do you want to die?...or not? Life vests are are a cheap way to see the next day of fishing and let your friends have a good weekend.
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RE:can you get in trubble for....
In my boat which is a 16' Smokercraft and very seaworthy.In my boat everyone wears a PFD.No PFD in my boat means you dont go out in my boat.Plain and simple.Ifin you wanna act a fool on my boat you'd better be wearing a PFD.I dont care whats the States law.Its my boat, and my law supercedes all other rules.
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The continuing negative comments on a persons spelling and sentence structure on this and other threads is not appropriate. Not all people who post on a forum have exceptional spelling and writing skills.
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Very well said.Thank you Marc.
When youre up to your rear end in alligators,its hard to remember that the initial plan was to drain the swamp.
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Hmm... looks like Marc deleted my last post.Marc Martyn wrote:The continuing negative comments on a persons spelling and sentence structure on this and other threads is not appropriate. Not all people who post on a forum have exceptional spelling and writing skills.
It is unkind to make fun of a persons post when all they are doing is asking a legitimate question.
Any further negative comments about a persons writing and spelling skills will be deleted.
This forum is open to all people who post in a friendly, appropriate manner regardless of there ability to spell and write well.
My bad. I didn't realize that sarcasm was banned in WL forums.
Ain't censorship grand? :king:
Whoops, there I go again... :geek:
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RE:can you get in trubble for....
Life vests should be with any one on the water. One of my buddys AaronE was run over by a boater that seen him and told him we're not going to hit you!!
Are you hung up again!
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That would be me, not Marc. Come on man. Ripping on him isn't going to fix his spelling.
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I guess that I have to clarify a couple of issues here:HillbillyGeek wrote:Hmm... looks like Marc deleted my last post.Marc Martyn wrote:The continuing negative comments on a persons spelling and sentence structure on this and other threads is not appropriate. Not all people who post on a forum have exceptional spelling and writing skills.
It is unkind to make fun of a persons post when all they are doing is asking a legitimate question.
Any further negative comments about a persons writing and spelling skills will be deleted.
This forum is open to all people who post in a friendly, appropriate manner regardless of there ability to spell and write well.
My bad. I didn't realize that sarcasm was banned in WL forums.
Ain't censorship grand? :king:
Whoops, there I go again... :geek:
1: I did not delete your post, iPodrodder did for the same reason that I stated above.
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RE:can you get in trubble for....
Thank you Marc,
I'll try to get this back on track.
Legally or not... YOU SHOULD ALWAYS WEAR A LIFE JACKET, jmo
I'll try to get this back on track.
Legally or not... YOU SHOULD ALWAYS WEAR A LIFE JACKET, jmo
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Marc, just lock the thread.
Done and Done.
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Done and Done.
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iPodrodder wrote:Dude...must have traded that bike for his extra fish.
iPodrodder wrote:But farm raised Costco salmon is terrible! Give him three fish to make up the difference. It will hold off poaching for a bit longer too.
iPodrodder wrote:Good idea Marc! Dogfish! I'll get four dogfish fresh from the sound, since I saw the saltwater thread you put up.
HillbillyGeek wrote:[Hmm... looks like Marc deleted my last post.
My bad. I didn't realize that sarcasm was banned in WL forums.
Ain't censorship grand? :king:
Whoops, there I go again... :geek:
iPodrodder wrote:That would be me, not Marc. Come on man. Ripping on him isn't going to fix his spelling.
Marc Martyn wrote:
I guess that I have to clarify a couple of issues here:
1: I did not delete your post, iPodrodder did for the same reason that I stated above.
2: The moderators and administrators do not practice censorship unless it is needed. Here is the Webster's definition of Censor:
censor-
: to examine in order to suppress or delete anything considered objectionable <censor the news>
3: Sarcasm when it is belittling towards another member of the site is considered abusive behavior. Here is the definition of Sarcasm:
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1: a sharp and often satirical or ironic utterance designed to cut or give pain
2 a: a mode of satirical wit depending for its effect on bitter, caustic, and often ironic language that is usually directed against an individual
The Terms of Service for the site clearly states the following:
"Abusive behavior of any sort will not be tolerated and will be grounds for termination."
Several members have posted on this thread and have observed that the posters writing skills are somewhat limited. These people overlooked this and answered or commented on the subject without belittling the poster.
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I hope that I have made this clear enough for you. Consider this a warning.
Any further discussions on the original subject of the thread is welcome.
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Hey, that works for me. Look, no one ever said the mods are perfect when it comes to "double standards". The way I see it, we want the Forums and Comments to be places where people can post without feeling like they will get jumped on. None of us are perfect in our pursuit of this goal, but I'm sure all of us agree it is a worthy goal to pursue. I'm justing asking everyone to take a breath and lets move on.Gisteppo wrote:Marc, just lock the thread.
Done and Done.
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