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Old 03-05-2023, 06:03 AM   #6
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I think if he's with a decent captain and he's a strong swimmer, he's fine without PFD. But for those times when he's alone and/or in a smaller boat--I recommend dropping the extra coin necessary for the most comfortable full PFD you can find. Goal with the kids is to get them to choose PFD when you're not around
Yes, he will be required to wear one while doing anything alone, on his kayak or fishing tournaments, etc. and whenever it's legally required (jetski).

In talking to my wife last evening, I think we're going to go with a conditional policy at first—rough waters, high traffic areas, windy docking situations will still require a PFD.

Though there is always a danger to any activity, there's also always a line between caution and risk. As a parent, that line is sometimes hard to define!

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