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DON’T DO IT! The old “wild west” days of bartering booze for seafood is over.
Buying from /Trading with the Commercial Fishermen in the harbor is illegal, and both parties are ticketed.
(They are supposed to have a license for retail sale within a national park, which none of them do, and technically the crew is “stealing” the catch from the absentee owner of the boat. Hence, you can be charged with receiving stolen property.
(One of the big problems is giving booze/beer to the fishermen on the commercial boats is like lighting the fuse on a powder keg-
They get snockered, then the fight starts, then the rangers have to go deal with the aftermath.)
Be prepared- catch your own, and/or bring your own provisions.
TBG
]]>“Beware of “Exclusions” (“weasel clauses” that allow the insurer to disallow payment) and always buy an “All Risk” policy (vs. a “Named Peril” policy). Usually policies will allow you to legally “over-insure” the yacht by as much as 20% of the appraised value.”
Great Advice …
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