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					Originally Posted by Descant  I'm opposed to the NWZ for similar reasons.  However, I ll speculate that it is easier to enforce than the 150' rule (which may be why no other state has such a rule.  If you are too fast going by MP, you may get stopped.  If there are two boats passing too close/too fast, to each other, which one do you stop?  And, was it really less than 150'?  If you re in a NWZ, it is obvious where you are, and it's an easy stop/ticket.
 I note that prevailing winds coming from the NW lead to some good sized waves squeezing between Pig and Lockes, and depending on your course may give some difficulty to a boat trying to go  <6 kts.
 |  This rule is violated constantly between Pig and Locke. Probably why the proposal was put forth.
 
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