Thing is they told me they was not transferable either. So if you decide to buy a new boat you have to buy a new plate. You can't sell your plate with your boat either because the boat and trailer registration must match. I am told that the sheriff can run them both and issue a ticket if they do not match. I am also told that the DNR and Sheriff will tour launch sites and run plates to ensure they match the trailer they are on and ticket those who do not match. A DNR friend told me this.
This is a terrible law IMO ...... I would rather have seen a 3 year or five year plate.
I paid 8.00 a year for trailer plates and now must pay 75.00? ... Thats 10 years I would have to have that plate to get my money's worth. I would never keep my boat for 10 years.. Heck I want a new one now.
Very bad law ....
This is a terrible law IMO ...... I would rather have seen a 3 year or five year plate.
I paid 8.00 a year for trailer plates and now must pay 75.00? ... Thats 10 years I would have to have that plate to get my money's worth. I would never keep my boat for 10 years.. Heck I want a new one now.
Very bad law ....