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Frank Boettcher wrote:
.... I personnally have tacked up Gulfport small craft channel (at one point about 40' across), with a dead engine in a boat drawing 5' and had teenagers on sunfish screaming starboard at me. They might need to go back to the sailing school and learn the meaning of "least manueverable". Frank OK, I have to ask. What is the rule of "Least Maneuverable"? Is this some special local rule down in the Gulf? I scanned the Colregs and it doesn't show up there. You invoked that before but didn't quite explain. Did you mean that the sport fisherman has right of way because its less maneuverable? |
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