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Let's say I bought a five net ton boat to transport paying customers on
the Great Lakes out and back from the same location, not from one location to another. These would be marketed as daytime or weekend cruises, not fishing trips, although I could imagine someone might want to fish. And what if the boat was not built in the US. If my boat isn't built in the US, isn't there a waiver that can be obtained for $300 to get around this US built requirement and allow me to be documented? I believe this was extended indefinitely in September of 2003. I believe I am still required to be documented, however, in order to do this type of activity, right? And which type of endorsement is required for this, coastwise, great lakes or fishery? And can I obtain these with this waiver? Because this vessel would not fall under the "inspected" category, am I limited to six paying customers even though my USCG license is a 50 Master's, Great Lakes? And do these same documentation requirements hold if I am training people to operate this type of boat? Thanks! Capt. Jeff |
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