Rileyfishing
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I’m planning on going out tomorrow but both my dad and brother are busy. Are you aloud to go with a friend with all this covid19 19 rules?
Bring a friend.
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Richardscott999
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There are guidelines from the government that suggest not. However it is not against any law. Since it is next to impossible to maintain any reasonable distance on a boat changing fishing partners frequently is probably not a good idea. Like in most cases in life common sense needs to apply. We all need to make good risk assessments throughout this pandemic.
Good luck and tight lines. Rick
Good luck and tight lines. Rick
hvyhaul
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I was down to Burwell Thursday, launched a pristine boat mid morning and watched it get turded on by thousands of midges.
My next-door neighbour was my guest and co-fisherman like he has always been since purchasing the boat.
I think both of us recognize and respect the risks and preventitive measures needed.
Went home with one, boat performed as hoped.
It was still floating when we headed for home.
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My next-door neighbour was my guest and co-fisherman like he has always been since purchasing the boat.
I think both of us recognize and respect the risks and preventitive measures needed.
Went home with one, boat performed as hoped.
It was still floating when we headed for home.
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Fisherboy
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Last week I was fishing Bay of Quinte. We got stopped on the water for a check of our safety gear. We asked the OPP about having different addresses on the boat & we were told that they as long as were using common sense everything is ok.
We were on a 16ft aluminium. One person driving/ other in frt & they didn't even blink an eye over it.
They just told us they don't want to see packed boats with people from different addresses.
That was my experience in Quinte last week.
Common sense!
We were on a 16ft aluminium. One person driving/ other in frt & they didn't even blink an eye over it.
They just told us they don't want to see packed boats with people from different addresses.
That was my experience in Quinte last week.
Common sense!
going on line
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Lets see?
What would justin and doug do?
Tell us not to go but then go themselves.
It's time to go fishing as we have always done.
See You on the water.
Regards.
What would justin and doug do?
Tell us not to go but then go themselves.
It's time to go fishing as we have always done.
See You on the water.
Regards.
Puddle Jumper
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I think it's up to your personal comfort level
Right now myunderstanding ....the law is groups of 5 of less.... when unable to maintain social distancing its recommended to where a mask
Some areas have municipal bylaw states must maintain social distancing in public unless from same household.
My understanding once you step into the boat it is no longer there jurisdiction.
I have made several trips with friends who practice same preventive measures as I do, and I drive separately.... and meet them at launch
Little harder to find parking ....and extra gas money ...but gets me out fishing
Right now myunderstanding ....the law is groups of 5 of less.... when unable to maintain social distancing its recommended to where a mask
Some areas have municipal bylaw states must maintain social distancing in public unless from same household.
My understanding once you step into the boat it is no longer there jurisdiction.
I have made several trips with friends who practice same preventive measures as I do, and I drive separately.... and meet them at launch
Little harder to find parking ....and extra gas money ...but gets me out fishing