Rule 26

According to Rule 26, what lights and shapes should a vessel engaged in fishing exhibit?

• Red over white lights

• Blue lights

• Green over white lights

• Yellow lights

What lights should vessels engaged in trawling exhibit at night?

• Blue lights

• Red over white lights

• Yellow lights

• Green over white lights

When a vessel is making way through the water, what lights should be shown?

• Red over white lights

• Side lights and a stern light

• All-round green light

• Masthead light

What additional lights are required for vessels engaged in fishing in close proximity to other vessels?

• Red over white lights

• Blue lights

• Yellow lights

• Green over white lights

How far should the lights described in Annex 2 be visible?

• At least 2 miles

• At least 1 mile

• At least 5 miles

• At least 10 miles

What lights should be exhibited by vessels engaged in pair trawling at night?

• Red over white lights

• Yellow lights

• Green over white lights

• Blue lights

When should vessels engaged in purse seining exhibit two yellow lights in a vertical line?

• When they are anchored

• When they are moving at high speed

• When they are hampered by their gear

• When they are not fishing

What lights should be shown when a vessel's nets have come fast?

• Blue lights

• Green over white lights

• Yellow lights

• Red over white lights

What lights should be exhibited by vessels engaged in trawling when shooting their nets?

• Red over white lights

• Yellow lights

• Blue lights

• Green over white lights

What lights should be shown by vessels engaged in trawling when hauling their nets?

• Blue lights

• Green over white lights

• Yellow lights

• Red over white lights