Try purchasing a boating book or find a glossary of boating terms.
Emblematic of the play's overpresumption of its welcome is the character of Fish Lamb (Daniel Wyllie), to whom we are introduced in the opening sequence; in one of the show's most stirring scenes dramatically and visually, he is transformed from a fun-loving boy into a permanent 3-year-old when he nearly drowns in a boating accident, suffering brain damage.
Upon reaching the coast through two man-made diversions that short-circuit the lake's natural, southerly flow to the Everglades, the bloom persisted instead of dispersing, causing economic damage to local tourism, fishing and boating businesses.
"This is absolutely an emergency," said Joel Brammeier, acting president of the Alliance for the Great Lakes, who said that recreational boating on the lakes could also be severely damaged if the carp arrived.
Brown required two boat operators to produce their boating licenses.
Stay away from boating too close to jetties and dikes, for the rocks can damage your boat.
Although the storm made two landfalls in Atlantic Canada, damage too was minimal, and was limited to several boating incidents caused by strong waves.
"We urge people to exercise extreme caution while boating on the lake, both for their safety and to prevent damage to their watercraft," said Rich Preston, the Folsom Sector's park superintendent.
Across the nation, heading out to the local waterway to catch some bluefish, or some rays, has become more dangerous of late: In 2006, the number of injuries, 3,474, and fatalities, 710, caused by boating accidents rose for the second consecutive year, as did the amount of property damage caused by such accidents, $43.7 million, according to the Coast Guard.
An annual boating regatta in its 57th year in 2012 resulted in six deaths between 2002 and 2011, with damage to seabeds from vessel groundings and littering.
