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Be courteous. Keep a safe distance from swimmers, water skiers, boats, and other people on the shoreline.
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Don’t fish from bridges, boat ramps, courtesy docks, or private docks (unless you have the owners permission). Do not fish from or within any area marked as restricted or prohibited access.
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Please keep hold of your trash – it can easily be blown into the water, especially from a moving boat.
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Please make sure you remove your litter when leaving your fishing area. Some of the most common litter found in popular fishing spots are drink containers, bait cups, and old fishing line. Not only are these items unattractive, they can be harmful to fish and other aquatic life.
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Before boating, make sure you are familiar with the state boating regulations for the state(s) you will be boating in. Don’t leave the shore without all required safety equipment on board.
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Although you may be in a hurry to catch a fish - watch your wake and keep a proper distance* from docks and other structures, swimmers, and other boats. It’s the law and it is in place for everyone’s safety.
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Do not tie up your boat to buoys or signs.
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Wear a life jacket whether you know how to swim or not and dress appropriately for the weather. Most people who drown never intended to be in the water in the first place and drown within 10 – 30 feet of safety; many of them also knew how to swim.
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