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Section 7
7-12
Cruiser
Docking
Practice leaving and approaching the dock to
become familiar with the procedures.
Helpful guidelines when departing from the
dock:
• Make sure you have sufficient space to
maneuver your boat away from the dock, other
boats and any other obstacles that may hinder
your departure.
• Always allow sufficient clearance to the stern for
the engine to clear any obstructions.
• Be aware of other boat traffic, wind and water
conditions before departing.
• Make sure the engine is started and you have
boat movement under control before casting off
any mooring lines.
• Always proceed slowly when departing from a
dock.
Helpful guidelines when docking:
• Make sure you have sufficient space to
maneuver your boat around the dock, other
boats and any other obstacles that may hinder
your approach.
• Be aware of other boat traffic, wind and water
conditions on your approach.
• Always approach from a direction against the
wind or current.
• When possible, approach slowly from a 45
degree angle and then steer parallel to the
dock.
• Have fenders, mooring lines and assistance
ready. WARNING! Never use your hand, arm
or any other part of your body to attempt to
keep your boat from hitting the dock. The
boat could push against the dock, causing
severe injury.
• If possible, throw a mooring line to a person on
the dock and have that person secure the bow.
With the bow secure, swing the stern in with the
engine or pull it in using a boat hook or the
stern line.
• Tie off the bow and then the stern.
Figure 7-10
Figure 7-11
Mooring
Because mooring configurations vary, consult
with other experienced boaters or qualified
boating authorities for recommendations on
properly mooring your boat. Always moor your
boat securely to prevent personal injury or
property damage.
Helpful guidelines when mooring:
• Each mooring line must be of the appropriate
strength, material and type to safely secure
your boat when moored.
• Each mooring line must be longer than the
length of your boat.
• Use bow and stern mooring lines, as well as
spring lines, for additional security.
KC-0030-B
WIND or CURRENT
WIND or CURRENT