Once, a dad, his daughter, and a sturdy daysailer rode the waves together, the father’s own father at the helm. The sea was their shared canvas, painted with laughter and splashes of saltwater. But when the grandfather passed, so did the daysailer’s glory days; it began to ...
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If you have a semi-submerged powerboat or small sailboat that you need to get rid of, the process can be challenging and may require some effort and resources. Here are steps you can consider to properly dispose of such a vessel: Assessment: Determine the condition of the boat. Assess ...
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In the United States, the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) establishes regulations and requirements for recreational boating safety. The specific documentation you need can depend on various factors, including the type and size of your boat, where you plan to operate it, and your personal circumstances. ...
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Getting rid of an old sailing boat that's grounded in your backyard or on your property can be a bit of a process, but here are some steps you can consider. For smaller sailing vessels like daysailers, to larger vessels like cutters, the process is similar: Assessment: First, ...
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Many people around the globe enjoy boating and other recreational water activities. While these activities bring joy and relaxation, they also have a significant impact on marine ecosystems. Improper boat disposal and abandonment can lead to environmental degradation, posing risks to marine life...
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When it comes to parting ways with your boat, it's essential to make a responsible choice that considers both the environment and your legal obligations. While abandoning a boat may seem like a convenient option, it can have detrimental effects on our precious marine ecosystems. In contrast, ...
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Getting rid of your canoe in Largo can be confusing when it goes bottom-up or you no longer need it. Luckily, there are ways to dispose of your canoe safely and legally in Largo, Florida. You can have your canoe removed quickly and easily. Clean and responsible boating requires proper vessel ...
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When the weather warms up in Tampa, it's time to get back on the water and enjoy plenty of outdoor activities. This includes dusting off your old jet ski and taking it over the waves. When you haul it out and remove the cover, you check the gas and inspect the personal watercraft. When you try ...
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In St. Petersburg, have you noticed abandoned or derelict vessels? In addition to being navigational hazards, these vessels are also an eyesore in our community. Large commercial ships to smaller recreational boats can shift during storms, destroying benthic habitats at the bottom of a body of ...
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Having an old boat on your property can turn it into an unsightly mess! Rodents often inhabit them, and water pooling in them may attract mosquitoes. It is very important to remove your old, unwanted boat before it causes these hazards. If your boat is no longer needed, you should call a boat ...
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