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Boating Forms
  Printable Float Plan If you are going for just a few hours on your boat, let someone know where you expect to be and when you expect to return. If you plan a longer cruise, leave a copy of a written float plan with your marina, yacht club, or friend. A float plan includes a description of your boat, who is on board, a description of the safety equipment you are carrying, where you expect to be, and when you expect to be there. Instruct the person holding the float plan to notify the Coast Guard or other appropriate agency if you do not return within a reasonable time after your scheduled arrival (taking into account weather, etc.). When you arrive at your destination, or if your plans change, notify the person holding your float plan to avoid unnecessary worry and possible waste of search and rescue resources. Tide Prediction Form Predict your water depth at a given time from the chart and local tide tables and reference stations. Current Prediction Form Predict the current for your area at a given time from local current tables and reference stations. http://www.usps.org/o_stuff/fp_form.htmlForms_files/TideForm-1.pdfForms_files/Current-1.pdfshapeimage_9_link_0shapeimage_9_link_1shapeimage_9_link_2