The Arizona Game and Fish Department’s Boating Safety Education courses include instruction on the basic skills required to safely operate a boat or personal watercraft, trailering your vessel, navigational rules, buoys, anchoring, legal requirements, boating emergencies, water sports and paddling.
No-cost, no-penalty vessel safety checks, which up until last season were given more than 150,000 times each year by hundreds of U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary and U.S. Power Squadrons volunteers at launch ramps, boat clubs and marinas, are back.
To learn much more about boating safety and regulations in Arizona, take the certified 8-hour Game and Fish Department boating safety classes. It’s fun and you can amaze your friends with your knowledge.
What’s Different About Fall Boating?
Follow these five boating safety tips to ensure a great day on the water.
With summer weather just around the corner, the Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) knows that boaters will take advantage of water recreation on open waters throughout the Grand Canyon State.
Karen Prioleau Honored With 2026 BoatUS/NWSA Leadership in Women’s Sailing Award In 1999, the Boat Owners Association of The United
Karen Prioleau Honored With 2026 BoatUS/NWSA Leadership in Women’s Sailing Award In 1999, the Boat Owners Association of The United
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The Bartlett lake marina boat club is Arizona’s low cost, no hassle alternative to boat ownership.
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Ownership is $50,385!
Arizona law requires that all motorized watercraft operating on Arizona waters must be registered in the State with the following exceptions