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| Kracker and I have acquired an old canoe. What I need to know is, what are the regulations for a canoe? Do you have to have saftey equipment, life vests, ect????
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| | Even if you put a battery-powered trolling motor on the canoe you need to register it. (learned this one the hard way) Trice  |
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| I just dont know if you need life vests, flares, and all that. Canoes are only so big....oh well, hope the FWC believes in professional courtesy!!
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| | Just a PFD for each person,Whistle,and Paddles...Small Anchor wouldn`t hurt either . And a Pic of both of you in it.....that`s just for us 
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| | A good rule of thumb reguarding PFD's......if it floats, and you are on it....you need one for each person. Kayak, jetski, canoe, boat......all require PFD's for each person (appropriately sized I might add ) chumhead
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