Boat tabs!

[kenzmad]

Dont forget guy and gals, boat tabs are up in June. Dol doesnt send out reminders for vessels any more. Just sayin!

[KFhunter]

 

[dscubame]

I make my own on my vinyl printer. 

[NRA4LIFE]

You can set it up to get an email notification.  I got it a couple weeks ago.

[singleshot12]

Are boat tabs only required for motorized boats, in rivers and marine areas?

[stevemiller]

Are boat tabs only required for motorized boats, in rivers and marine areas?

No,They are also required for vessels that have sails as well.  Me thinks you are trying to entice an arguement. 

[singleshot12]

no I just see alot of row boats on lakes without tabs. maybe they have to be trailerable or over 14ft

[stevemiller]

no I just see alot of row boats on lakes without tabs. maybe they have to be trailerable or over 14ft

I was just kidding anyway.You can go to boat WA.gov and see all the regs.

[Alchase]

Boat Registration
Register your boat with the Washington State Department of Licensing. To navigate, operate, employ, or moor your vessel in Washington, you must have a Washington title, registration card, and registration decals, except:

If your vessel is a canoe, kayak, or a vessel not propelled by a motor or sail.
If your vessel is less than 16 feet in length and has a motor of 10 horsepower or less and is used on non-federal waters only.
If your vessel is properly registered by a resident of another state or country who uses Washington waters for 60 days or fewer.
The registration card (the cutout portion of the Vessel Registration Certificate) must be onboard whenever you use your vessel.

[rickomatic]

Boat Registration
Register your boat with the Washington State Department of Licensing. To navigate, operate, employ, or moor your vessel in Washington, you must have a Washington title, registration card, and registration decals, except:

If your vessel is a canoe, kayak, or a vessel not propelled by a motor or sail.
If your vessel is less than 16 feet in length and has a motor of 10 horsepower or less and is used on non-federal waters only.
If your vessel is properly registered by a resident of another state or country who uses Washington waters for 60 days or fewer.
The registration card (the cutout portion of the Vessel Registration Certificate) must be onboard whenever you use your vessel.

No water in the Wanapum this summer so I'm not registering. Unless I take it out someplace else. But in the 10 years I've had it, that's the only water it's seen.

[irishevox]

so if i use a boat thats 10 ft long and has a trolling motor on it i don;t need tabs?

[CP]

so if i use a boat thats 10 ft long and has a trolling motor on it i don;t need tabs?

As long as you stay on "non-federal waters" - No Puget Sound, Lake Wa, etc.

[irishevox]

i just go to like cranberry lake and whatcom lake

[DoubleJ]

Do I have until the end of the month?

[Hunterman]

Do I have until the end of the month?

Yes.

Hunterman(Tony)