Arizona boat registrations can be renewed online at the Arizona Game and Fish Department website, by mail, or in person at any AZ Game and…
Yes — boats registered in another state can be used on Lake Havasu for up to 60 consecutive days without Arizona registration. After 60 days,…
Arizona does not require a general boating license for adults. However, anyone born after January 1, 1985 who operates a motorized vessel 10 horsepower or…
In Arizona, children under 12 years old may not operate a motorized boat without a licensed adult physically present. Ages 12-17 may operate a motorized…
Operating an unregistered motorized boat in Arizona is a civil infraction that can result in a fine of up to $500. Officers from AZ Game…
A bill of sale is required when registering a boat that does not have a title (older vessels) or to document a private-party purchase price…
In-person registration at an Arizona Game and Fish office is typically completed same-day. Mail-in registration takes 2-4 weeks. When purchasing from a licensed Arizona dealer,…
Non-motorized vessels under 12 feet long — including kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards — do not require registration in Arizona if used on most state waters.…
To register a privately purchased boat in Arizona, you need the signed title from the seller, a completed AZ Game and Fish Watercraft Title and…
Arizona boat registration fees are based on the length of the vessel. Most recreational boats fall in the $20-$60 per year range. New boat registrations…
