Does either the Marine Patrol or the Fish & Game really ticket vehicles that have roof racks for a kayak or canoe that are parked in a double parking spot designed for a trailered boat and tow vehicle because these paddle vessels do not pay any boat registration fee? Could be they figure anyone who can afford either a Thule or Yakima roof rack has the bucks to shell out another $75 to the state by way of a state kayak ticket?
What about a car-topped 10' jon-boat equipped with a 2-hp outboard and bow registration numbers which has paid about $39/year to register. It would seem this car topper has just as much legal right to a double parking spot designed for a trailer and tow vehicle because it has paid the same registration fee to the F & G for the jon boat registration as if it were towing a trailer......and there's no single parking spots designated for a car topped boat that is also a state registered boat in the facility.
Is there an attorney on board here who specializes in mitigating those pesty parking tickets received at NH state boat launch ramps?
