windermere

[pinelake]

Planing on geting the boat dewinterised and braving windermere next weekend. I have heard that you can register your boat on the small boat register or small craft register. If any body knows anything aboat it could you give me a web address. I dont want to fork out 60 quid to the warden to register the boat on windermere only for him to fine me £200 later in the day when he catches me speeding


Cheers

[Pants!]

This might be what you're looking for:

https://mcanet.mcga.gov.uk/ssr/ssr/new_reg_1.asp

I like you're line of thinking!

[dh_bennison]

I have done the SSR thing @ £25.

However its now I believe only £5 to register with the wardens for a year. Personally I am glad I did the SSR thing as I want to give the LDNPA as little as possible.

[IhateLDNP]

Beyond the obvious advantage of not giving the b**tards your hard earned, I think SSR has other advantages: (1) it's £5 a year for the next 5 years whereas the registration fee has only been reduced for this year, (2) little numbers on a white back ground so hard to spot on your average white boat, (3) the wardens may not have access to the register anyway.

[pinelake]

cheers for the advice. Any advice on rideing windermere, or where i can store a boat in winderemere or lancaster
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[Jez]

Even with the SSR you still have to have large LDNPA size numbers. This dont matter anyway as i board up there every weekend and the warden doesnt mind