Question

T or F: All motorized watercraft regardless of length and nonmotorized watercraft over 10 feet, principally operated on Minnesota waters must be registered and issued a Minnesota Watercraft License (Registration) by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.

Answer 1

All motorized watercraft and nonmotorized watercraft over 10 feet operated on Minnesota waters must be registered, helping to manage aquatic invasive species.

Step-by-step explanation:

The statement is True: All motorized watercraft, regardless of length, and nonmotorized watercraft over 10 feet long must be registered with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources if they are principally operated on Minnesota waters. Registering your watercraft helps in the prevention and management of aquatic invasive species such as Zebr Mussel larvae and Spiny Waterflea. Invasive species can hitch a ride on watercraft and equipment, potentially causing harm to the local ecosystem. By registering your watercraft, you contribute to conservation efforts and help protect Minnesota's water bodies.