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SeeingStripes
34 posts |
#23677 2008-05-20 09:04 GMT |
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I Love the Sea
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Horsewisperer
44 posts |
#23678 2008-05-20 09:08 GMT |
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yes, if you have a boat, you can take it to sea...
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Zoe
46 posts |
#23679 2008-05-20 09:09 GMT |
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Sure it's getting back that counts>With out experience best take a CG course>Or seamanship course> Safety first>
35yrs Experience> |
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RacerX
48 posts |
#23680 2008-05-20 09:13 GMT |
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very Risky
Depending on the waves... turbulent..or safe ....condition of the sea.. A small boat might not withstand the impact of turbulant wves, Good Luck Friend |
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Eclipse
41 posts |
#23681 2008-05-20 09:55 GMT |
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Of course, many people have. Those who have gone farthest in small boats can even win a prize called: The Darwin Award.
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Umbrella
38 posts |
#23682 2008-05-20 10:25 GMT |
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It's unfortunate that all it takes to go to sea in a boat is the money to buy the boat. That's what keeps the Coast Guard search and rescue busy.
A person needs to be on intimate terms with both the boat and the sea. Knowing the limitations of your vessel and yourself is vital to your safe return. Start with small excursions in a variety of conditions, ideally with someone else who has experience. Schools and classes teach basics and navigation, but it's being out there that will provide you with the best education. |
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Kea
46 posts |
#23683 2008-05-20 12:17 GMT |
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Suuuurrrrrreeeee why the hell not!!!
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SplitPersonality
38 posts |
#23684 2008-05-20 13:10 GMT |
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no- in some states you have to have a license to drive a boat. also the boat has to have insurance and all the other stuff required by your state.
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PuppyPower
47 posts |
#23685 2008-05-20 23:30 GMT |
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No, many states and countries have licenses that you must obtain for your boat ..... plus, the ocean is very dangerous ...... it would be wise to take some boating classes before you tried to go out their for your first time ........ = )
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