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Originally posted by brunner View PostNormally one of my first questions before we shove off is "Would anyone feel safer or prefer to wear a life jacket today?"
The next few minutes I go over:
-where the fire extinguisher is
- where the throwable is
- where life jackets are
- rescue scenario of what to do if someone falls out of the boat?
- I also leave my marine radio on the emergency channel and explain that they should say, "MayDay MayDay Mayday, this is Capt Brunner's boat out of Port O'Connor and we are at "x" area. Then explain the situation to the coast guard.
That is all done before we leave the dock.
Remember accidents are accidents,
I just do my best to avoid precarious situations and scenarios.
I feel I take more precautions than any other guide.
However, I probably make everyone sign a liability waiver to be safe. I will look in to drawing one up.
I've only had handful of customer fall off the boat and never while moving, only anchored.
Originally posted by Playa View PostKnowing how to swim & being able to swim in a panic situation, fully clothed are two very different things.
Even Michael Phelps can drown in a dangerous environment
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