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Re: Charter company restrictions?
[Re: Twanger]
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08/23/2016 05:31 PM
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Twanger said: Most charter company have select bays "red-lined." Anegada is one of the toss-up cases - if you've been there before, they'll probably let you go. You can go, but they make you sign a waiver that if something happens, they won't send a chase boat out to help you.
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Re: Charter company restrictions?
[Re: tradewinds]
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08/24/2016 09:28 AM
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I know for CYOA we need a special permission/waiver for Anegada. Never been denied it, I am guessing we just needed to show a higher level of seamanship/navigation. And accept limited support in event of a breakdown.
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Re: Charter company restrictions?
[Re: tradewinds]
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08/24/2016 11:55 AM
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tradewinds said:Twanger said: Most charter company have select bays "red-lined." Anegada is one of the toss-up cases - if you've been there before, they'll probably let you go. You can go, but they make you sign a waiver that if something happens, they won't send a chase boat out to help you. This is how CYOA works it.
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