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How To Keep Your Boat From Being Burglarized

Thieves are always on the lookout for other valuables.
easy targets. Don't make yourself an - Keep your curtains closed so that no
easy target. Always follow these simple one can look in.
steps. - Keep unused ropes, fenders, and other
- Never leave anything valuable on items out of sight in your cockpit,
display, however small and insignificant lockers, and cupboards - and always lock
it may seem. Thieves steal first and them.
think about value later. - Make sure that your life raft and
- Don't leave anything loose in the outboard motor are secure as these are
cockpit or on deck. valuable and attractive to boat thieves.
- Don't leave your engine key in the - When you go ashore from a dinghy,
ignition - always take it with you. always remove your oars or paddles,
- Keep your boat keys separate from your rowlocks, or pump, and secure the dinghy
engine keys. with a strong chain and padlock.
- Always keep your boat locked when no - If you are the victim of boat theft,
one is on board, even for a short time. call the police immediately and tell the
- Use strong padlocks or rim locks on harbormaster or boatyard manager. Check
all your hatches, entry points, and to make sure that your boat is still
cockpit lockers. seaworthy and hasn't been badly damaged.
- Constantly check and improve the - If you can, check that neighboring
security on your boat. It's a good idea boats haven't been broken into as well.
to fit an alarm and use a visible sticker - Get to know other boat owners in your
to say that one is fitted. marina and work together to keep the
- Make sure your cockpit lockers can be marina secure.
properly locked and check that your main You Can Do The Following:
hatch and fore-hatch are strong. - Keep an eye on other boats, as well as
- Think about having a strong box down your own.
below. If you don't think something is - Report any strangers at the marina to
secure, get it fixed. the harbormaster or yardmaster.
IMPROVE YOUR SECURITY - Don't give your marina access card or
Once you've tied up alongside, always do key to other people.
a quick security check before going - Never tell anyone else the access code
ashore. to the marina.
Always: - Don't let strangers into the marina,
- Lock anything valuable out of sight in however genuine they may seem.
a strong locker secured by a strong - Keep the marina gate closed at all
padlock. times.
- Lock up emergency money away from




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