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No CaptnDale, I probably wouldn't leave the mooring if I had divers in the water, and I would explain that to the other boat wanting to tie up. On the other hand I am not a charter captain, like you, and you would know the rules of the road better than me. As for firing a flare at another boat, sounds like a bad case of road rage to me, and if the sheriff or Coast Guard got involved, would hope that citation(s) were issued to the offender(s). MJB --- CaptnDale@ao*.co* wrote: > I usually try not to get into these flame wars but you are making it > difficult, Dr. Black. I guess I gave you too much credit when I supposed > that you had read the archives regarding the flare indident. From this > latest comment I see that that is not the case. Instead, you are, obviously, > > relying on some gossip. There was no involvement by the Coast Guard. > Although Jim started to make a call to them, he must have thought better of > it because he stopped. As for relinquishing a mooring to another boat, would > > you do so if you had divers down and another boat was manuvering over their > heads? You trully are as much of an idiot as the DIR folks make you out to > be. > > Safe diving, > Dale > > In a message dated 7/30/00 3:34:28 PM EST, mjblackmd@ya*.co* writes: > > << CaptnDale didn't fire a flare at me, you moron (now I know you're DIR, > you jump to conclusions; and how the hell did you get through med school?), > he fired a flare at another boat (I heard it was Jim Haberski's boat, > The Depth Wish). The Coast Guard got involved and one or both captains > received citations. Apparently the dispute was over who had rights to > tie up to the mooring(s) on the wreck. And as an aside, if a charter boat > pulls up after I have already tied up to the only mooring buoy, I release > and let the charter boat tie up, since they are the ones who buoy most of > the wrecks and therefore have dibbs IMHO. >> __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Kick off your party with Yahoo! Invites. http://invites.yahoo.com/ -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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