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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>The rules that govern waterskiing also apply to other recreational towing activities like barefoot skiing, tubing, kneeboarding and parasailing. Here are rules to remember when towing someone with your boat: <br />
* You must have a spotter on board the boat who can keep watch on each <br />
person you are towing and communicate with you. <br />
* There must be an empty seat on your boat for each person you are <br />
towing in case they need to come on board. <br />
* You may only tow persons with a personal watercraft made to carry three or more people. <br />
* If someone you tow is not wearing a lifejacket or PFD, you must have one on board for him or her. <br />
* You may not tow anyone when visibility is poor or from one hour after sunset to sunrise. <br />
* No towing boat may be remotely controlled.</div>FuzzyBot