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If you're looking for lessons, I'd contact your local Power & Sail Squadron.

I'd say it's very likely someone could figure it out. Getting it started or turning left and right are one thing, but docking, mooring, approaching someone who has fallen overboard are all tricky (potentially dangerous) operations for new boaters, regardless of what speed or size of motor...

If you simply need the Pleasure Craft Operator Card, then yes BOATERexam would have you covered, but if you're looking for hands on training, it can be a little tricky. I'd recommend you contact your local branch of the Canadian Power and Sail Squadron.

If everyone just did what they thought was best, and take those 2 extra minutes, it's amazing the difference it would make.

I agree 100%. It's not just fish, look at Zebra muscles, blue strife, etc... It becomes a hot topic for one season, everyone assumes it's too big a fight to handle, we give up and assume the consequences.

Nice! Just enough time to grab some gear after work and head to the lake!

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