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The document provides a checklist and float plan for boaters before embarking on a cruise. It outlines essential safety items to ensure the vessel is in good condition and properly equipped, including life jackets, fire extinguishers, and communication devices. The float plan section emphasizes the importance of leaving detailed information with a reliable person for safety purposes, including operator details, vessel information, and planned itinerary. It also reminds boaters to cancel the float plan upon return.

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Who should you leave a float plan with?

If you are going for just a few hours on your boat, let someone know where you expect to be and when you expect to return. If you plan a longer cruise, leave a copy of a written float plan with your marina or friend.

Who should a float plan be left with?

What to do with float plan when you return? Upon returning from your voyage, its important to close your float plan. Let that responsible person know youve returned safety. If you dont, an unnecessary search may be launched, wasting valuable Search and Rescue services.

What is the float plan?

For extended outings on the water, leave a float plan with a relative or friend, or at least a local marina. You should leave a float plan that: Describes the vessel, including its registration number, length, make, horsepower, and engine type. Includes the description and license plate of the tow vehicle and trailer.

What should be included on a float plan?

A float plan is an overview of a boat excursion that can give authorities a head start in looking for a boater if he or she fails to reach his or her destination. A float plan document should include: Description of the vessel. Number of persons onboard.

What to do with float plan when you return?

A Float Plan should be filled out before departing on your trip. Leave it with someone who you can rely on to notify the proper authorities should you not return at the planned time.