One of the most important things to do when boating in Alberta is to consider the licensing guidelines. You want to make sure you're using your boat responsibly, and that goes beyond just paying attention to where you're navigating and whether you have the proper safety…
The size of your boat affects how many flares you'll need to carry, as well as the type of flares you'll be required to use. If your vessel's length is six meters or less, you'll need three flares. Boats 12 meters or longer require 12…
Anglers can catch alligator gar in their native waters across the southern U.S., particularly in the river basins of Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi. Some of the most popular locations to successfully fish for gar include the Trinity and Brazos rivers in Texas, the Mississippi River,…
To get a captain's license in Canada for commercial vessel operation, you must get a Certificate of Competency from Transport Canada. Earning this certificate required formal training, a marine medical certificate, documented sea service time, and marine emergency duties training. Note that a captain's license…
Throughout Canada, "safe speed" is defined as the speed that allows your vessel to stop at a safe distance and/or take appropriate action to avoid an accident, based on prevailing conditions. By following the safe speed rule, boating enthusiasts can reduce collisions on Canada's waterways.
