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scootdogg

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Nov 10, 2010
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Lake Norman, NC
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2002 Sundancer 280
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Twin 4.3 MPI w/ Alpha I Drives
I just got my original swiveler flag pole for the bow. I was curious on what everyone was flying on the bow of their boat. I know that the Amercian Flag is a no no on the bow. What do you fly, why and where did you come across it!
 
I fly our club flag and my treasurer flag.....yes I've never seen a treasurer flag before but I was presented one when I took office at our boat club a few years ago. I have two poles on my bow rail left and right of my spotlight. They call me the "Money Guy"! It's a paid elected office and it pays my fuel bill! I'm good with that. They are both the same size pennants, Mike.
 
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It's okay to fly the Ensign Flag on the bow.

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I usually fly this from the bow pole...
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... but I have to find a place for the CSR burgee now, so probably the martini will fly from one of the (straight) antennas this summer.
 
I too fly the Ensign Flag.
 
To the Yacht Ensign on Bow Rail guys, I am curious what documented source you found that it was proper to fly the 13 Star Yacht Ensign on the bow rail? I only ask because everything I have ever read has said the 13 Star Yacht Ensign or Power Squadron Ensign could be substituted for the traditional 50 Star flag but it was to be treated as a traditional 50 Star Flag from a respect and etiquette standpoint meaning it was to fly on the stern; Of course in reference to a recreational powerboat.


But then again, I am always open to being ed-u-mi-cated. :grin:
 
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I fly the Ensign Flag on the stern off the handle for the transom locker.
 
Navy vet...
 

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I fly the skull and crossbones shown in my avatar off of the transom.
 
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