Quebec license Difference

Post by **moonshine** » Wed Jul 21, 2010 8:32 pm

and the girls are only pretty when you are drinking the cheap beer

Post by **moonshine** » Wed Jul 21, 2010 8:35 pm

MLR wrote: Might be time for a couple of hill billies from Eganville make a run for the border........

actually, i'm no hill billie. my family is actually from Maniwaki. mmmmm, maybe thats worse,

Post by **Dore** » Wed Jul 21, 2010 9:07 pm

moonshine wrote:
MLR wrote: Might be time for a couple of hill billies from Eganville make a run for the border........
actually, i'm no hill billie. my family is actually from Maniwaki. mmmmm, maybe thats worse,

no comment

Post by **SeaMonster** » Wed Jul 21, 2010 10:05 pm

G'day lads,

If I might point you to the SQ (SÃ»retÃ© du QuÃ©bec or QPP) website on drinking and boating. God love this province... almost makes it worth the extra taxes we pay.

http://www.sq.gouv.qc.ca/foire-aux-ques ... les=Bateau

To sum it up, as long as you aren't incapacitated. you're good to go. So, bottom's up!

Ai-je le droit de consommer des boissons alcoolisÃ©es Ã bord d'une embarcation?

Oui, cependant, le conducteur ou toute autre personne Ã©tant responsable de l'embarcation ne doit pas avoir les capacitÃ©s affaiblies par l'alcool ou la drogue.

Il est important de prÃ©ciser que si vous Ãªtes reconnu coupable d'avoir conduit une embarcation sous l'influence de l'alcool ou de la drogue, les consÃ©quences sont les mÃªmes que pour de la conduite d'un vÃ©hicule automobile. Votre permis de conduire sera donc suspendu.

Post by **Bass Addict** » Thu Jul 22, 2010 4:15 am

If your drinking........then you ain't fishing !!!!!!

Post by **moonshine** » Thu Jul 22, 2010 5:12 am

Bass Addict wrote:If your drinking........then you ain't fishing !!!!!!

spoken like someone who cant hold their booze, and why do you suppose they put so many drink holders in my boat.

Post by **Mudpout** » Thu Jul 22, 2010 7:43 am

I was always under the impresion that your QC license is good for people under 18 that are under ur supervision. If it's your spouse or son/daughter if they are over 18 they need their own. This was explained to me about 20 years ago by a CO, could very well be different now.

Post by **Dore** » Thu Jul 22, 2010 8:00 am

Booz and boats/water are not made to be together !

How many people a year drown drunk in there own back yard pool lol ! I personally think that theres nothing better then having a beer at the launch after a long day fishing ! I'm a quebec resident ............ and thats one rule I think should be removed ...... drinking in a boat ishhhhhhhhhhhh !

Post by **GuinnessGuy** » Thu Jul 22, 2010 8:20 am

Dore819 wrote:Booz and boats/water are not made to be together ! How many people a year drown drunk in there own back yard pool lol ! I personally think that theres nothing better then having a beer at the launch after a long day fishing ! I'm a quebec resident ............ and thats one rule I think should be removed ...... drinking in a boat ishhhhhhhhhhhh !

You may be right, and you are certainly entitled to your opinion.

But, it is legal, and we can't poop on people for exercizing their rights within the law.

Post by **moonshine** » Thu Jul 22, 2010 8:22 am

For the record, I totally agree. Alcohol and water don't mix. One of our FH partners father drown last week while trying to save a drunken bum. He was a good man.

Post by **Dore** » Thu Jul 22, 2010 11:08 am

But, it is legal, and we can't poop on people for exercizing their rights within the law.[/quote]

True.... but I certanly wont jump and drown myself for some drunken person in the river thats dancing in a boat and tips over ! It's their rights and it's legal then they should be prepared for accidents !

My 2 cents !

Post by **Daner** » Thu Jul 22, 2010 1:50 pm

Holy Moly, are you guy's thirsty??? The poor guy is now confused.
Do not use live minnows and keep your eyes open for the Ministry - they are sneaky. Any more helpful input?

Post by **cprince** » Thu Jul 22, 2010 7:49 pm

|Dore| wrote:But, it is legal, and we can't poop on people for exercizing their rights within the law.

True.... but I certanly wont jump and drown myself for some drunken person in the river thats dancing in a boat and tips over ! It's their rights and it's legal then they should be prepared for accidents !

My 2 cents ![/quote]

Are you gonna perform a breathalyzer or "Dock Side" sobriety test before saving them?

Craig

Post by **troutnmuskiehunter** » Thu Jul 22, 2010 7:51 pm

Daner wrote:Holy Moly, are you guy's thirsty??? The poor guy is now confused.
Do not use live minnows and keep your eyes open for the Ministry - they are sneaky. Any more helpful input?

Holy Moly Dane......who in their right mind would use LIVE MINNOWS in Quebec

Post by **Bass Addict** » Thu Jul 22, 2010 7:57 pm

TroutnMuskieHunter wrote:
Daner wrote:Holy Moly, are you guy's thirsty??? The poor guy is now confused.
Do not use live minnows and keep your eyes open for the Ministry - they are sneaky. Any more helpful input?
Holy Moly Dane......who in their right mind would use LIVE MINNOWS in Quebec

I would