1. Stay well clear of the boat's fishing lines. Fishing lines can be suspended in the water for a considerable distance, and they can be difficult to see. Cutting through a fishing line can damage the line and the boat's fishing gear, and it can also be dangerous for the boat's passengers.
2. If you must pass close to the boat, do so at a slow speed and in a calm and predictable manner. Avoid making any sudden movements that could cause the boat to veer or the fishing lines to become entangled.
3. If the fishing boat is at anchor, stay at least 100 feet away from it. If you must anchor near a fishing boat, be aware that the boat's anchor line may extend a considerable distance from the boat.
4. Be courteous and respectful of the fishing boat and its passengers. Avoid any actions that could disturb or endanger them.
5. If you are ever in doubt about how to pass a fishing boat, err on the side of caution and give the boat a wide berth.
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