Indiana ousts daily launch permits

April 2006 News

Indiana boaters will need a lake permit before heading out on the water this year.

 

Boasters are no longer required to purchase a daily launch permit. But they must buy an annual lake permit, allowing them to use any state park, reservoir or state forest lake for the entire year.

 

The new permit is $20 for motorized watercraft and $5 for nonmotorized watercraft.

 

State-owned watercraft and state-owned boat rental concessions are exempt.

 

Funds collected from the permits are used to support the operation of state parks, reservoirs and forests, according to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources. About 67 percent of the funding of state park operations comes from these, and other, user fees.

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