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Join Date: Nov 2002
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Designated Swim areas are delineated by swim lines. We must be at headway within 150 feet of those lines too (with a few specific exceptions). I was under the assumption that swim lines had to be approved and follow certain guidelines. I do not think a single Clorox bottle constitutes a legitimate swim line. Maybe the bottle was closer than 150 feet to shore or to a swim raft and that is why the MP stopped the boat. As Lakegeezer said, I' too would fight the ticket if it were for being above headway within 150 feet of a Clorox bottle (and no other violation). When in doubt, always slow down or stop. Happy and safe boating.
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