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INBOARD GASOLINE BOATS BUILT AFTER 1981 PLUS

If you have enclosed areas on your boat, a ventilation system can do many things for you.

For more information on lights, click here. For more information on sounds, click here. For more information on fire extinguishers, click here. The correct number of approved fire extinguishers, readily available for use is based on the size of your vessel.For more information on Visual Distress Signals, click here. Three current-dated, hand-held, approved flares are minimum equipment to serve for day and night distress signals, both inshore and offshore.For more information on PFD's, click here. The throw-able should be close by the steering station. You must have the PFDs out of the plastic and in a READILY accessible location.

INBOARD GASOLINE BOATS BUILT AFTER 1981 PLUS

One personal flotation device (in good condition) for each person on board, plus a throw-able cushion or ring is required.

For example, boats 16 feet in length and over must have the at least: These requirements are generally based upon the length of your boat, but a recent trend has been to have requirements based upon the time of year that you operate your vessel, or how far from shore you might operate your vessel. To legally operate your vessel, both the Coast Guard and the states require you to carry certain equipment aboard your boat. PFDs, Flares Fire Extinguishers, Sound Devices and Lights Boat Owners Association of The United States