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In Pennsylvania the Fish & Boating rules say it should be an
omnidirectional light. Not according to the boating manual There is no requirement listed that the light be omnidirectional. A reasonable flashlight meets the requirements. That's not to deny that in some circumstances it might be wise to exceed the minimum requirements. OK -- change "should be" to "could be" in my statement. I recall the NJ rules being similar to those of Pennsylvania referenced above. Do you have any documentation of additional rules for RVR - I certainly got no complaints when kayaking there after dark. Only verbal discussions with state personnel stationed there. Also in a presentation they did a coupla years ago at the Round Valley Roundup. They did also suggest (see another message in this thread) that sound signalling devices were also a very good idea because it gets the other boats' attention and also because it's a wise thing to have on foggy nights. |
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