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Just remember that if you pee off of your boat you will get a ticket if they catch you. If you go swiming in the water and pee, they will never find out. :lol:
 
To answer Alan's question about municipal regulations. For the most part the regulations will be posted or you will be told when you sign into a marina. There are a few designated "NO Discharge" zones. These are well documented on the internet, and often signs are posted. Many places allow MSD type I Llectra-san or Pura-san devices) when on the ICW or some inland waters. Many lakes are total no discharge areas, and may even require that thru hull fittings be disconnected.
 
Bob, et al. -- I was told that pee is sterile and has no effect on the marine ecology. True? Poo, of course, is another story! :crook

Warren
 
damason":rrpbiqfz said:
Just remember that if you pee off of your boat you will get a ticket if they catch you. If you go swiming in the water and pee, they will never find out. :lol:
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I really enjoy Boot Key Harbor... sure wouldn't want to go swimming in there, though. :disgust
 
Warren,

Urine is full of nitrogen ... fertilizer for pond scum and algae. It also contains lots of germs, depending on what ails you.

Pat
 
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