The late show: afraid of the dark? Cruise without fear

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Navigating a boat at night can be enjoyable. However, it requires some practice. One should clear away all unnecessary equipment and ensure that the running lights are functioning. It pays to be constantly alert and to have a handheld flashlight ready if the boat has no spotlights.

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Tow that line

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Boaters can utilize powered inflatables to tow their boats to shore. They should secure their inflatables side-by-side to the boat and use a three-line harness to prevent accidents. They should also know the basics of close-in maneuvering to compensate for turns.

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