Rule 26 prescribes lights for fishing vessels.
By day, the normal fishing day shape is two cones point to point in a vertical line.
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Recognition Sequence
Classify the vessel state first: underway, making way, stopped, at anchor, aground, towing, fishing, pilotage or special condition.
Read special lights vertically from top to bottom before using sidelights and sternlight to confirm aspect.
Then confirm the answer with the day shape, vessel length and any extra signal such as towing lights, deck illumination or a cylinder.
Exam Focus
Avoid identifying a vessel from one colour alone.
Many mistakes come from spotting a red light and guessing before checking the full pattern.
If the question mentions 'making way', 'underway but stopped', 'at anchor' or 'aground', that wording usually determines which extra lights or shapes appear.
Wichtige Erkenntnisse
Trawling is green over white; other fishing is red over white
The extra sidelights and sternlight appear only when the fishing vessel is making way
Outlying gear beyond 150 metres requires an additional light or cone in the gear direction
The basic fishing day shape is two cones point to point
Häufige Fehler
Mixing up trawling with other fishing
Forgetting that fishing gear can create a hazard offset from the vessel itself
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