CLEAN+DRAIN+DRY Quiz for Pigeon Lake Boaters

JavaScript isn't enabled in your browser, so this file can't be opened. Enable and reload.

5 points - Test your knowledge

CLEAN + DRAIN + DRY YOUR BOAT

Why Clean Drain and Dry your watercraft?

1 point

To keep your boat clean of dirt

To prevent the spread of mold

To prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species such as zebra mussels

To ensure healthy fish larvae are not transported on Alberta highways

Clear selection

When transporting a watercraft between lakes, what should be drained?

1 point

Internal compartments (ie ballasts, bilges and livewells)

Bait buckets

Coolers

Life jackets and other gear

Non-motorized watercraft

All of the above

Clear selection

PULL the PLUG: Does the drain plug have to be open when transporting a watercraft in Alberta?

1 point

There is a fine of $1000 if the plug is still in place when you are transporting a boat

There is a fine of $172 if the plug is still in place when you are transporting a boat

There is not a fine if the plug is in during transport, it's just a government recommendation

Clear selection

When you take a watercraft out of the water what should you do?

1 point

Walk around the boat to inspect for invasive species

Remove mud

Remove plants, debris, foreign objects and put them in the garbage

Inspect the trailer

Check the hole, motor and gimbal area, axel

Pull the plug

Inspect and dry out the bildge area

Lift, drain and inspect the engine area to ensure all water is drained

Open and dry all of the compartments e.g. Bait locker, bow storage, anchor locker

All of the above

None of the above

Clear selection

If transporting your boat from another province, can you schedule a free inspection?

1 point

Yes, call 1-855-336-BOAT

The LakeWise: Invasive Species Citizen Action project was funded in part through the Watershed Stewardship Grant, a program of Land Stewardship Centre financed by Alberta Environment and Parks.

Submit

Clear form

This form was created inside of Pigeon Lake Watershed Association. Report Abuse

Forms