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Things Your Mother Taught You
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First of all, if your Mom taught
you all this, then your mother is very cool. All of this is common sense,
but it doesn't hurt to review some good boating and fishing etiquette.
Speed - fun, but safely in the right place at the right time. Always
be aware of those around you, and slow down as you pass.
Personal space is a good thing, especially while fishing. Never
work the same structure or bank as another fisherman. Wait until he
or she moves on before you give it a shot.
Go immediately to anyone in need of help.
Extra bait and leaving for the day? Offer it to someone
else!
Give the same amount of space to other boaters and fisherman
as you would like to have for yourself.
First come, first served on the boat ramp. Be patient
and wait for your turn.
Be patient if you see someone struggling at the boat ramp. You were
once a beginner yourself. Some may appreciate you turning a blind
eye, while others may be thrilled with your help.
