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Originally Posted by Acres per Second
There is a proper lighting sequence for a vessel that isn't "under command" (but moving). In a busy boating circumstance, I'd use common sense. 
Just a reminder that anchoring at night on Lake Winnipesaukee is not permitted; also, that the Captain is the sole party responsible for safe operation of the vessel—and the safe return of his passengers— regardless of the lighting of any object or hazard. |
APS,
What is the proper sequence? I When I float at night, I typically light the bow (R/G) light and the stern (white) light. Like others have noted you are not technically anchored. I really am not sure though.
Regarding anchoring is the rule you cannot anchor at night or is it that you cannot anchor overnight?