Connecticut Harbor Masters have quite the responsibility. The following excerpt is from the DEEP’s Boating Division. Indeed, some content has been modified for this blog and you can read the…
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Sailboat Lights
Sailboat Lights can be confusing and usually need some explanation. Common Questions: Is the tri-color light all I need when under power? Are the red and green lights at the…
Who is NASBLA
Who is NASBLA you ask…well they play a major role in modern day boating! Lots of our students have asked who is NASBLA and what do they do? The acronym…
Virtual Boating Classes
Are Virtual Boating Classes worth it? Lots of people asking if virtual boating classes are worth it and yes, they are. The catch is that you have to choose the…
Water Ski Jumps
What do you need to have Water Ski Jumps in Connecticut? The following excerpt is from the State of Connecticut DEEP’s Boating website. All parameters, restrictions, and requirements remain intact…
Connecticut Boaters Guide
The Connecticut Boaters Guide is a free publication. Its primary function is to enlighten boaters on what’s new in Connecticut. The guide is published on a yearly basis. This joint…
Aids to Navigation
What are Aids to Navigation? Aids to Navigation can provide a boater with information similar to those which drivers get from street signs, stop signals, road barriers, detours, and traffic…
Rendering Assistance
Rendering Assistance: What is your Obligation? Rendering assistance to a vessel in distress is requirement for all vessel operators. That obligation ends with the following. One, doing so would endanger their…
Operation Dry Water
OPERATION DRY WATER The following article is a direct excerpt from the NASBLA Operation Dry Water Home page. Most people do not understand that boating under the influence is as…