Clean In, Clean ie There is also a risk of spreading AlS by other water recreation. In addition to the required and recommended actions listed in this brochure, take these specific steps when engaging in the activities below ar en Sailing Clean aquatic plants and animals from hull, centerboard or bilgeboard well, rudderpost, trailer, and other equipment before leaving water access Waterfowl hunting Clean aquatic plants, animals, and mud from boat, motor, trailer, waders or hip boots, decoy lines, hunting dog, anchors (elliptical and bulb-shaped anchors can help reduce snagging aquatic plants), pushpoles, and ATVs. Personal watercraft Avoid areas with aquatic plants before trailering personal watercraft, Cut cattails or other plants above the waterline for blinds or camouflage in . Run engine for 5-10 seconds on the trailer to blow out excess water and vegetation accordance with regulations from internal drive, and then turn engine off. Clean aquatic plants and animals from hull, trailer, water intake grate, and steering nozzle, before leaving water access. Scuba diving Clean aquatic plants, animals, and mud from all equipment before leaving water access Drain water from buoyancy compensator, regulator, cylinder, boot, and any water containing devices. Rinse inside and outside of gear with hot water Shore and fly-fishing Clean any visible aquatic plants, animals, and mud from waders and hip boots Scrub any visible material off footwear with a stiff brush. Use non-felt-soled boots instead of felt-soled footwear to further reduce the risk of spreading AlS Dispose of unwanted bait, worms, and fish parts in the trash. When keeping live bait, drain bait container and replace with bottled or tap water COME AND SEE US AT THE FARM AND HOME SHOW! COTTONWOOD Soil and Water Conservation District 507-831-1153 Ext. 3 339 9th Street, Windom www.cottonwoodswcd.org COTTONWOOD COUNTY LAND MANAGEMENT OFFICE