Joe wrote:
Capt. JG wrote:
"Joe" wrote in message
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From your CFR that any Captain should have aboard his vessel


So, what's your problem? My boat is 30 feet bow to stern.


It's not about your boat, it's about a commerical boat entering
commerical shipping lanes and not contacting traffic. You stated the
clown had no ideal you were there, and he had to back down to prevent a
possiable collision. I never said you have to check in, but the tug
does have to check in. Had you checked into traffic and asked about any
concerned traffic then the whole situation could have been ignored.

Hey you can get ****ed off as you want to, I'm just trying to provide
information that will help the next time, or help some lurker here. I'm
WHATS YOURE PROBLEM ASS HOLE? NEXT DUAH YAH WANT ME TO WIPE IT
-LOL-NEXT - WHAT U GOT TO PROVE HERE? PLEASE- GIVE ME THE ANSWER TO
THAT - MAKE MY DAY , MY LIFE -MY ME TO BE- TELL ME MORE MOTHER ****
a big fan of VTS and know how it can prevent trips anc close calls like
you described.


It must be
embarrasing for you when you realize that everyone can tell you don't
comprehend what you read.

No what is embarrasing is a licenced Captain getting in a bind in a
commerical traffic lane, and calling boat parts what ever he fancy's to
call them. Had you acted like a proffesional mariner and contacted VTS
then all would have been aware of your intentions, and you would not
have been suprised.

Thanks for the link by the way, but I already had it.

Well the CFR says any tug over 26 ft has to check in with
traffic...same at VTS.
It does not matter weather he is working or not. You seemed not to be
clear on this point.

Joe


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