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A friend and I were having a discussion, I stated that if I had the money to
buy an ocean liner and just used it for personal pleasure (no paying passengers) I didn't need a captain's (master's) license. I said that it might be a bit of a problem finding someone willing to insure you though. My friend disagreed, he said that after 60 feet the boat required a captain's license. (just to keep this post on topic to this newsgroup I'll state that my friend is a Republican and I'm basically a Democrat, but we don't discuss this at all.) :-) So I ask the group. was I correct? Also is there a point (size wise) where insurance companies want you to have credentials such as a master's license or previous experience? Paul |
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