Boat Rental Requirements In Washington
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In Washington, unlawful recreational fishing of the first degree is a misdemeanor offense punishable by a fine up to $5000 and up to 364 days in jail. Second degree unlawful recreational fishing is also a misdemeanor offense, carrying up to 90 days in jail and a fine of $1,000.
Boaters who are found operating a boat without a Boater Education Card may face a fine of $87 however, if you've lost or destroyed your card you may order a replacement from the Washington State Parks Boating Program.
To navigate, operate, employ or moor your vessel in Washington, you must have a Washington title, registration card and registration decals. The registration card must be onboard whenever you use your vessel.
All boaters must have a Washington State Boater Education Card to operate a motorized watercraft of 15 HP or more. BOATERexam® is a delegated provider for the Washington State Parks. Good for life!
Anyone 12 years old and older may operate a motorboat of 15 horsepower and greater with a Washington Boater Education Card. Without a card, the person must be supervised by someone at least 16 years old, who is carrying a Boater Education Card.
If you are at least 18 years old, you may rent without completing a course. The livery must demonstrate how to properly use the boat before renting it. Persons under the age of 18 may only rent a motorboat if they hold a safety certificate.
Motorized Vessels Washington Boater Education Card —mandatory for boats with motors 15 (or more) horsepower. Throwable flotation device. Type B-1 fire extinguisher. Visual distress signals—day and night time.
Less than 16 feet in length and has a motor of 10 horsepower or less and you use on non-federal waters only. Is properly registered by a resident of another state or country who uses Washington waters for 60 days or fewer.
Boat Registration Fees Class ILess than 16 ft.$40.00 Class II 16 ft. to 25 ft. $45.00 Class III 26 ft. to 39 ft. $95.00 Class IV 40 ft. and Above $120.001 more row
In Washington, all boaters must successfully complete a boater safety course approved by the Washington State Parks & Recreation Commission in order to operate a motorboat with greater than 15 hp. Boaters are required to carry the Washington State Boater Education Card as proof of boater education.
