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12. ART. 9. —A fishing vessel with outlying gear extending more
than 150 feet, or fishing with nets or lines. The lower light is in
the direction of the gear.
13. ART. 9,—A steam trawler. Tri-coloured lamp at masthead
showing white sector ahead from 2 points on each bow, green to star-
board from 2 points on the bow to 2 points abaft the beam, red to
port from 2 points on the bow to 2 points abaft the beam, an all-
round white light below the combined lantern ; (i) trawler showing
port side ; (ii) trawler head on ; (iii) trawler showing starboard side.
14. ART. 9.—A sailing trawler. White all round light at mast-
head and a white flare-up when close to other vessels.
Vessels fishing with dredge nets show the same lights as trawlers.
A fishing vessel with gear foul of an obstruction, on the bottom
becomes a vessel at anchor for the time being.
i The anchor lights for a fishing vessel are the same as for other
vessels.
15. ART. 9.—A fishing vessel by day showing a ball or basket at
the masthead when fishing
A fishing vessel in fog gives in quick succession—Sail, sound fog
horn and bell; Steam, sound whistle and bell.
16. ART. 10.—Vessel's white stern light showing from right aft
to 2 points abaft the beam on either side.
16. ART. 11.—A vessel less than 150 feet at anchor.
IT. ART. 11.—A vessel over 150 feet at anchor, the higher light
is forward, the lower one at the stern.
ARTS. 18 and 19.—A vessel aground in or near a fairway or
channel (18) over 150 feet; (19) less than 150 feet.
A single white light, what may it be ?
(i) A,, vessel's stern light (ii) An anchor light, (iii) Steamer's
masthead light (iv) Sailing trawler's masthead light (v) Sailing
pilot vessel's masthead light, (vi) Any small craft, (vii) A distant
shore light.
Two white lights vertical, what may they be ?
(i) A vessel at anchor end on. (ii) A steamer's 2 masthead lights
end on. (ii) A tug boat's masthead lights, (iv) A vessel fishing
/frith nets or lines, end on. (v) A steam trawler end on.