Headboat definition
Headboat or “Party boat” means a vessel that holds a valid Certificate of Inspection issued by the U.S. Coast Guard to carry greater than six (6) passengers-for-hire for the purposes of engaging in recreational fishing.
Headboat means a vessel that holds a valid Certificate of Inspection issued from the U.S. Coast Guard to carry passengers for hire when it carries a passenger who pays a fee or when there are more than three persons aboard, including operator and crew.
Headboat means any vessel-for-hire engaged in recreational fishing that is hired on a per person basis.
More Definitions of Headboat
Headboat means any vessel-for-hire engaged in recreational
Headboat means a vessel that holds a valid Certificate of Inspection issued from the U.S. Coast Guard to carry passengers for hire when it carries a passenger who pays a fee or when there are more than three persons aboard, including operator and crew. “Jewfish” means any fish of the species Epinephelus itajara, or any part thereof.