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"Jeff" wrote CN For once, Neal is correct on the rules. The point here is that the "small dinghy" exemption only applies to the international rules. It was taught to me as the "poor fisherman" rule, because there is no way to enforce running lights on all the small third world fishing boats. However, an inflatable dink cruising down Spa Creek at night must have side lights. and most don't. |
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