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U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary

Flotilla 87 - Lemon Bay
Englewood, Florida

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Boating Links

Team Coast Guard

USCG G-OCX:  Chief Director of the Auxiliary.

USCG Auxiliary National Commodore.

USCG Auxiliary National WebsiteInformation is provided on Auxiliary. boating safety classes, vessel safety checks and boating safety.

7th CG District:  7th Coast Guard District.

7th District USCG Auxiliary:  The Seventh District of the CG Auxiliary.

Division 8 Web Site: Division 8's Area of Responsibility includes South Tampa Bay to Boca Grande Pass.

Flotilla Finder:  National Flotilla directory and finder.

USCG Auxiliary National Forms Site: Standard and fill-in forms.

USCG Auxiliary Vessel Safety Checks: The U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary offers free safety checks to boaters who wish to be sure that their boats meet all federal and state requirements.

National Team Coast Guard E-mail DirectoryThe National Team Coast Guard E-mail DIRECTORY includes over 6,000 Active, Reserve, Auxiliary and Retired Members.

USCG Navigation Center.

Selected USCG Web SitesOne stop shopping for all kinds of quick and easy information from the Coast Guard.
USCG Aux Safe Boating Information Page: Information for safe boating.

Public Information Site:  Seventh Coast Guard District.

Tides

Tides: Punta Gorda, Englewood, Port Boca Grande, Venice Inlet, Redfish Pass in daily graphic plot or weekly table format.

Lemon Bay:  Build your own schedule in tabular or graphic format.

 

Weather

Local Forecast:  From the Weather Channel.

Boca Bridge Weather:   Live weather from the Boca Grande Bridge.

Coastal Water Forecast:  Bonita Beach to Tarpon Springs.

Venice C-MAN Site:  National Data Buoy Center VENF1 at Venice Pier.

Mote Marine Lab:  Current conditions at New Pass.

Weather Map:  Intellicast Weather.

Tropical Atlantic Satellite:  The Weather Channel.

Tampa Bay Area Radar:   NOAA near real-time moving images of local rain.

Weather Underground:  NEXRAD display of real-time moving images of rain.

Storm Warning Flags:  Small craft, gale, storm, & hurricane warnings.

Florida Wind Forecast:  You select the forecast time, today or tomorrow.

 

Charts & Navigation

2007 Light Lists Online:   Our area of Florida is District 7 in Volume 3.  

Local Notice to Mariners:   Local update to Light List information. 

NOAA Chart No. 1Nautical Chart Symbols Abbreviations and Terms.

U.S. Coast Pilot:  Coast Pilot 5 covers the Gulf of Mexico from Key West, FL., to the Rio Grande.
NOAA Navigational Charts: All about electronic nautical charts and where to buy them; other useful links.  

Navigation Rules: Download Nav Rules and exam questions.  FAQs, links, etc.

Maptech Charts:  Online resource for NOAA charts. 

Florida West Coast Cruising Guide:  Western Florida Marinas Online

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers:  Channel conditions, navigation bulletins, lock closures, dredge operations, and more.

ICW Bridges: Information on clearances and regulations.

National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA):  Maritime safety and charting information.

Markers in Lemon Bay:   Federal markers on the ICW in Lemon Bay

 

Boating Safety

USCG Boating Safety:   Protect your safety while afloat.

You're In Command:  The U.S. Coast Guard’s new public campaign to encourage boaters to take responsibility for their actions on the water.

Florida Vessel Owners: The Facts:  Department of Motor Vehicles. Boating law and registration.

Fla. Fish & Wildlife Conversation:  Law enforcement on waterways.

Florida Boating Highlights:  Keeping safe is knowing the law. In addition to basic boating laws, here are the Florida boating requirements.

Vessel Accidents And Casualties:  What The Law Requires You To Do.

Boating Safety:  A resource center for recreational boating safety.

State of Florida Boating Regulations:   A summary of Florida boating requirements.

Float Plan:  The float plan is the world's only lifesaving device on paper.

Boater's Toolbox:  Your online source for safe, smart, and clean boating.

Docking Simulator:  Practice docking with wind and current simulation. 

Basic Radio Information for Boaters:  A VHF marine radio is the single most important radio you should buy.

 

Marine Environment

Mote Marine Laboratory:  Red tide, beach conditions, and more.

 

Other Boating Organizatons

United States Power Squadrons: Test your boating knowledge online. Basic information about the USPS.

RNLI:  Our counterpart in the UK.
 

General Boating

Marinas of the Englewood Area: on the Gulf Coast of SW Florida

Best Boating Resources on The Web: Comprehensive list of links for everything you can imagine wanting to know about boating.
Boat/US: Boating safety course, online store, message boards, links and moreComprehensive boating site.

Nautical Terms: An informative listing of nautical terms from A-Z.

West Marine:  Our goal is to make your boating more fun.  Along with a huge selection of boating gear and services, knowledgeable team of experienced boaters are committed to serving all your boating needs.

Florida Marine Guide:  Charters, fishing guides, marinas, boat rentals, storage, tours, yacht brokers and more .
Yacht Survey Online: Over 100 articles on the subjects of buying, owning and maintaining boats, blisters, bilges, and boat sinking.

Number of Boats in U.S.:  Michigan remains top state for boating.

Nautical Know How:   Tips from EPIRBS to nautical mnemonics.

Animated Knots:  Demos of how to tie the basic knots.

 

Boat/US Hurricane Prep Guide:  New BoatUS Guide with a lot of very useful information. .pdf format

Englewood Fishing Club:  Englewood's sport fishing and social organization.


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