Northwest Fishing Reports

I need opinions on these stickers:

Hardline Factory Matched Number Kit

They "Meet U.S. Coast Guard Requirements", but will they work in Washington?

they sell those in about every boat store I've been in and I've seen them on many boats, soooooooooo I followed the directions on the registraton from here. I have known people that have taken a lot of grief over the numbers they've chosen. Those look cool!!!!

Boat Numbers

Hey Aaron,
I found out last fall when I purchased my boat that one of the main requirements was that the letters had to be in a contrasting color not necessarily black or blue. After talking with the boat dealer I decided to go with a letter color matching the colors of my boat. I think it just looks better. Mine & your boat look to be about the same colors so you might look into matching the colors for your boat.

Aaron wrote:I need opinions on these stickers:

Hardline Factory Matched Number Kit

They "Meet U.S. Coast Guard Requirements", but will they work in Washington?

i ve got same ones on my boat except there red and i never had a problem with fish and game or the seattle police

Ok. I purchased these from the dealer when I was in finalizing the paperwork. They told me they were fine, but when I read the regs it calls for BLOCK style lettering. These are not really block style... but if everyone thinks they are ok, then that is good enough for me.

You'll be fine Aaron...as long as there's somewhat of a contrast. I have them on my new Weldcraft and used them for over 10 years on my Tracker prior to that. Never had any problems and passed plenty of launch site inspections.

Mav

Technically I think the term "block" lettering just means anything with an outline, that is not simply just 1 simple line. Those letters will do you just fine my friend.