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John A. Birdsall · 06-05-2006, 07:17 PM

I once upon a time had my boat registered in CT. After a few run ins with the Norwich Police, I took my CT registration off and put NH no's on it. Have not had a problem since. Sometimes I bring my boat to CT for the winter to work on it, and have tested in the waters (Not in Norwich) Trailer needs to be registered in the state you have the vechicle registered. I once upon a time had to pay property tax in CT on the boat, But never again since it is in NH.

I have a CT Boating Certificate and it is good up their as well. I do suggest to you to get a NH boaters manual and study it, their is some differences in the lake that we do not have in CT. And other than fines safety is where I would be concerned.

06-05-2006, 07:17 PM	#6
John A. Birdsall Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Norwich, CT Posts: 599 Thanks: 27 Thanked 51 Times in 35 Posts	ct registration I once upon a time had my boat registered in CT. After a few run ins with the Norwich Police, I took my CT registration off and put NH no's on it. Have not had a problem since. Sometimes I bring my boat to CT for the winter to work on it, and have tested in the waters (Not in Norwich) Trailer needs to be registered in the state you have the vechicle registered. I once upon a time had to pay property tax in CT on the boat, But never again since it is in NH. I have a CT Boating Certificate and it is good up their as well. I do suggest to you to get a NH boaters manual and study it, their is some differences in the lake that we do not have in CT. And other than fines safety is where I would be concerned.