WILSON MONITORING PROJECT
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10-10-2010, 12:14 PM,
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Re: WILSON MONITORING PROJECT
The law simply states, all boats need to stay 100 ft of surface distance from a Divers Down Flag.
Phil, my friend, I think you meant boats not involved in the diving operation must stay a minimum of, 150' away from the dive flag, as the divers are required to stay within 50' measured on the surface, leaving a minimum separation of 100' between divers and other boats, least according to MN law. Not that it matters as I have NEVER seen the DNR, Coast Guard, or ANY water patrol ANYWHERE issue even so much as a verbal warning, to boaters breaking that law. After running a zodiac for more then 15 years on the Great Lakes, and the rivers of Northern Florida caving, nothing got my attention quicker then having a loaded spear gun pointed at one of my chambers. I agree on a wreck like the Wilson without even a single mooring bouy, proper diving etiquette, saftey procedures AND the law, would have required the red zodiac should have contacted the Preservation, before approaching any closer then 150',,,,, and I suspect they would have been invited to tie up off the back of the Preservation. Unless, of course, thet actually were pirates, in which case,,,,,do indeed, load that speargun. TRINITY
Open season on the open seas,,,,We ani't stealing were just taking back,,,,call it pilage or call it plunder, were taken back from the boys down under,,,,,,,Jimmy Buffet 952-201-3029 (cell)
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