Boating in the Carolinas – Part Three

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As summer continues in the Carolinas, Charles Jenkin joins the Carolina Outdoors to discuss boating, safety tips, and more. In this part, hear about boat etiquette as we wrap up this week’s episode.

What to Know:

Charles named his boat Serenity Now, and seeks that serenity daily.
When boating, stay to the right when going south, and stay to the left when going north.
Don’t get within 10 feet of another boat, and be careful to keep your distance.
Bigger boats should always yield to smaller boats.

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