Better go to your state's DNR website and figure out the legalities for the size and placement of the numbers. If they are not exactly right it gives the DNR a perfect opportunity for a boarding and potential citation(s).

I just went to the website for you and you are not in compliance. Registration numbers/letters must be in 3" high BLOCK letters. Glad you posted what you have on there now so maybe this will save you the hassle of a citation.

http://www.goboatgeorgia.com/node/628

The letters are 3" tall so I am just not in compliance with the block style. Oh well, they are staying on. I will let you guys know if I get cited.

No problem Curapa. Boat really looks good and I like the lettering. Just may get a picky DNR guy looking for a reason to pull you over, though. As long as you have all of your required equipment, person at the helm is not BUI, etc. should not be a big deal. Good luck with the boat. Again, it really looks great (love the yellow!).

Hitler's SS were a bunch of nice guys compared to a DNR patrol on a power trip.

OH...Sooooooo True!!!! They stopped me one time...cause half of one letter on one side was torn off from wave action.... Wanted to see the boats registration.. I gave it to them.. while they were checking it the wind blew it out of the one guys hands and overboard... sank before anyone could a net on it. Then..... you're gonna love this..







they escorted me back to the dock and said I couldn't boat anymore that day because I didn't have a valid registration with me. :cen:

Cost me $5 and a trip to the DMV for a duplicate.. Welcome to New Jersey....

Are you serious?????? Come on you must have left out the part when you told them you never new that a-holes could drive a boat or something of that nature prior to boarding you.:fam:

LMAO at that one Wilson