How should a yellow triangle buoy be passed when navigating?

A yellow triangle buoy serves as a navigational marker indicating that there are navigable waters to the right of the buoy as you approach it. To safely navigate in accordance with maritime rules, the correct procedure is to pass the yellow triangle buoy on the right side of the boat. This ensures that you are conforming to the proper navigation practices established for these types of buoys.

Passing it on the right maintains safety and promotes consistency in navigational practices, especially in busy waters where multiple vessels may be interacting. Other options would not align with standard navigation rules, potentially leading to confusion or hazardous situations on the water.