Overview of New Mexico boating regulations, rules, and laws. All persons born after January 1, 1989 who operate a motorboat on New Mexico waters must have completed a State of New Mexico and NASBLA approved safe boating education course.

Offering Alabama fishing information for saltwater and freshwater anglers like fishing records, laws, and online license resources.

Libraries & Directories has been providing online service to various industries since 1996. The Libraries are part of the Libraries and Directories network that has evaluated over 1,000,000 resources and selected the best 30,000 categorized for your industry.

Offering information for Texas Fishing, Texas Fishing Reports Charters & Guides, Texas Fishing Laws & Resources, including Texas state regulations, legal minimum sizes, legal limits, fishing rules and fishing laws, Texas saltwater records, freshwater records, fishing tournament information, and other state fish and game information, including conservation links and marine fishing resources!

Links to motor vehicle related issues affecting Wisconsin residents

Offering information for Illinois Fishing, Illinois Fishing Resources, including Illinois state regulations, legal minimum sizes, legal limits, fishing rules and fishing laws, Illinois fishing records, freshwater records, fishing tournament information, and other state fish and game information, including conservation links and marine fishing resources!

Identifies the Recent Federal and State boating law changes affecting North Central region of U.S.

The Law Offices of Sam Bernstein is a Michigan personal injury law firm that has championed the cause of the seriously injured for three generations., In Michigan, state laws govern many aspects of boat and watercraft operation.  The following are summaries of some of the important laws that you need to know and obey.   Laws Prohibiting Dangerous Operation Michigan law designates these dangerous boat operating practices as illegal:Reckless operation of a vessel, or reckless manipulation of water skis, a surfboard, or similar device is activity that disregards the safety or rights of others or endangers the person or property of others.  Some examples are: Weaving your boat through congested waterway traffic or swerving at the last possible moment in order to avoid collision Jumping the wake of another boat unnecessarily close to the other boat or when visibility around the other vessel is restricted Chasing, harassing or disturbing wildlife with your boat Causing damage from the wake of your boat Failure to regulate speed is operating a vessel at speeds that may cause danger to life or property of any other

Fish and game resources including information for your state fisheries board and wildlife commissions, freshwater and saltwater fishing records, regulations, state minimum sizes, fishing bag and creel limits including legal sizes and seasons, with marine weather, conservation resources, and fishing reports for your home state

State Marine Board Proposed & Adopted Regulations 2006-2007