03-22-2011, 07:18 PM
My original post on this was noting an update in the definition of a float tube . The current definition was in the last printed regs also. I can't find any old regs but from my memory the old regs stated that in a float tube you must be supported from the waist down below the surface of the water. That was my argument with the CO's who said that is the definition they would enforce. That definition excluded u tubes making me an instant criminal. I feel this current definition clears this up and your contact confirmed this.
As to petitioning the F&G for a change so toons can be used, it is not up to them as this is a private body of water owned by the canal company. Which company I do not know as there are several in the area; one of which is very antagonistic to the F&G and their aims.
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As to petitioning the F&G for a change so toons can be used, it is not up to them as this is a private body of water owned by the canal company. Which company I do not know as there are several in the area; one of which is very antagonistic to the F&G and their aims.
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