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Ban on the use of boats. Rules for sailing on inflatable boats with motors

Home training
28.06.2020

Hello everyone!

In the Conversations on non-fishing topics, the guys raised the topic of ambiguity and ambiguity with the prohibitions and permissions of fishing.

There is such a wonderful Order of the Ministry of Agriculture of Russia of 11/06/2014 N 427 (as amended on 12/24/2015) "On the approval of fishing rules for the Western fisheries basin" (Registered in the Ministry of Justice of Russia on 03/12/2014 N 35071).

Not only is the document huge, it is difficult to read it, but also from the point of view of legal technique, the order is drawn up ambiguously. Therefore, I tried to organize the necessary information in the form of slides. Sorry, I don't like infographics, these are just blocks of information systematized according to homogeneous characteristics. Can be useful to someone.

There are controversial aspects of the interpretation of this order, I am ready to discuss and, if necessary, modify the slides.

I will make a reservation right away that in addition to the prohibitions on motors in this document, there are also dates for opening and closing navigation. They also need to be considered. Dates are floating, they must be caught in the news every year.

Only questions related to recreational fishing were included in the slides, with the exception of paid fishing in certain reservoirs and areas.

Also consider the presence of specially protected natural areas (for example Kiperort, Birch Islands). There is a special regime of prohibitions (more stringent).

I have abbreviated the names of some sites, especially in Karelia.

I didn’t do the Kaliningrad, Pskov and Novgorod regions, because I don’t have such a need, if necessary, I can draw.

How to use slides. Basic limits are indicated in the highest level slides - 1.0, 2.0, 3.0. Additions to these restrictions, or exceptions - in the slides of the lower level (3.1, 3.2, etc.)

Thus, if (for example) in slide 3.0 it is indicated that there is no time limit for roach (other white fish), this does not mean that there are no place restrictions. Watch slide number 3.1. Etc.

So let's go.

The Gulf of Finland.

ATTENTION! Regarding the spring ban on motors on the Federal Law, there is an opinion different from that stated in the slide, voiced in this letter:

In addition to the limits shown on the slide, the following catch rates apply in the Gulf of Finland:


Ladoga.

Supplement No. 1 for Ladoga

Supplement No. 2 for Ladoga

In addition to the restrictions indicated in the slides, the following catch rates apply to Lake Ladoga:

Leningrad region.

Supplement for the Leningrad region.

Note. The Svir and Luga rivers have a common regulation regime - you can fish with all permitted fishing gear, but in certain sections of these rivers there are limitations. At least that's what I understand.

And also in the Leningrad region.

About spinning. The Leningrad Region was honored (in other regions, spinning is not allocated by the legislator).

The bottom line is that in some places where you can fish with a float and donk without restriction, you can also fish with a spinning rod, with restrictions.

Today we aimed at refreshing knowledge in the field of the legality of your boats. In what case do you need to register a boat and a motor, what documents do you need to fill out?

Many users of watercraft, including inflatable ones, ask such questions. It should be borne in mind that from January 1, 2017, new rules of the State Inspectorate for Small Vessels (GIMS EMERCOM of Russia) came into force, which determine the procedure for the registration and operation of small vessels.

Does the boat need registration?

A small vessel is a floating craft up to 20 m long, which can accommodate up to 12 passengers. Until January 1, 2017, the following were subject to mandatory state registration:

  • boats with outboard motors with a power of more than 8 kW (when converted to horsepower, we get 10.88 hp);
  • as well as boats, the actual mass of which together with the motor is more than 200 kg.

According to the new rules, it is necessary to register:

  • boats equipped with motors over 8 kW;
  • and boats, the maximum possible mass of which exceeds 200 kg.

Let us consider with an example what such an innovation means. If a boat weighing 160 kg has a 9.9 hp engine. weighing 35 kg, you might think that it is not subject to registration.

However, in the event that the maximum mass of the maximum power motor that can be put on the ship is 45 kg, the maximum possible mass of the floating craft is 205 kg. The maximum power of the motor that can be supplied is indicated in the performance characteristics of the watercraft, determined by the manufacturer.

When registering a boat in GIMS, a ship's ticket is issued. Regardless of whether the vessel was registered or not, when going out on the water, it is worth taking documents certifying the ownership of the boat and motor - they may be needed when meeting with the inspectors. It is not necessary to carry the originals with you, copies will suffice.

Registration of rights to operate a floating craft

If the boat is subject to compulsory registration, in order to go out on it, you need to obtain a certificate for the right to operate such a vessel. To do this, you will need to take training courses that can last from 1 to 3 months, and then pass the exam at the GIMS department.

If the floating craft has a small carrying capacity and engine power, and it is not necessary to register it in accordance with the current regulations, it is not necessary to obtain a driving license.

Violation of the established rules is punishable by a fine in accordance with Art. 11.8 of the Administrative Code. At the same time, the amounts are small - from 500 to 1500 rubles... However, many still prefer to use non-registrants - boats that are not subject to mandatory registration in the State Inspection Service and for the management of which they do not need to be licensed.

This approach avoids unnecessary problems, while such watercraft are enough for the needs of most anglers and hunters.

Every year in the Leningrad region a seasonal ban on non-industrial fishing is introduced. It is established during the spring spawning period (from the moment of ice melting to June 20), in the fall (from September 15 to the appearance of ice), or throughout the year. On some rivers, you can fish from a motor boat all year round. There are many reservoirs where you can go fishing in the Leningrad region.

List of rivers and lakes

You can go fishing for perch, roach and small pike on the Izhora River. The ban on fishing is introduced here only in the autumn period.

One of the favorite places for anglers is Lake Ladoga. It is best to go with a motor boat to the village of Kokkkorevo (50 km from St. Petersburg). Here you can fish pike perch, ruff, perch, ide, grayling, whitefish from the water. In the source of the Neva and the Sheremetyevskaya shoal area, fishing is prohibited all year round. Also, the fishing season in this reservoir is closed in autumn.

Mirror Lake is known for its exciting boat fishing. Anglers use spinning rods, mugs and a side fishing rod. In the spring, it is recommended to go to the northern region of the reservoir. In summer, you can fish for perch and bream in deep holes near the islets. Fishing near the village of Oktyabrsky is prohibited all year round.

You can also go fishing on Lake Vysokinskoe. Fishing is not prohibited here throughout the year. In spring roach, ide, and pike are caught here. Whitefish can be caught at a depth of about 5 m from September. In summer, anglers go to the lake for pike, ruff, and burbot.

Successful fishing turns out to be on the Roshchinskoye Lake. You can only get here by car. There are good access roads to the water. Here they catch perch, pike, crucian carp, burbot and bream.

On the Ivinsky spill, you can also fish from a boat. Forests are spread around the reservoir. They fish bream, ide, perch, smelt, vendace ashore. You can sail by boat from Podporozhye along the Svir.

Paid reservoirs

On paid reservoirs, you can rent all the necessary equipment. One of the best places for paid fishing is the Monetka Lake. Here you can catch trophy fish. Carp, trout, roach, pike are also found here.

The Tikhaya Zavod reservoir is known for its special fishing. The bite is active here. Even a beginner can enjoy successful fishing here. The cost of renting boats is acceptable for different categories of vacationers.

Also the center of paid fishing is a small reservoir Lepsari. It is located just 22 km from St. Petersburg. The reservoir consists of three ponds. Active biting. Trout, grass carp, carp are found. Some fishermen manage to catch trophy specimens.

New rules for the registration of motor boats

On January 1, 2017, the new GIMS rules on the procedure for registering small boats came into force. According to this decree, motor boats, the length of which does not exceed 20 m, are not subject to registration. Such a facility can accommodate no more than 12 people.

The motor power of unregistered floating craft does not exceed 10 liters. from. (8 kW). Also, the actual weight of the boat together with the engine (without additional cargo) is up to 200 kg. Moreover, the new rules do not take into account the actual weight of the floating equipment, but its maximum possible weight.

This means that a boat weighing, for example, 170 kg and an engine of 9.9 liters. from. weighing 35 kg requires registration. On such a boat, you can hang a motor with a maximum power of more than 10 liters. from. Its weight can reach 45 kg. Having made a simple calculation, it will become clear that the maximum mass of this boat can reach 215 kg. Hence, it requires registration.

The maximum permissible motor weight is determined by the manufacturer. This parameter is specified in the instructions.

Registration features

Citizens of the Russian Federation can register their boat at any branch of the State Inspection Service. In St. Petersburg, the branch is located at st. Penkovaya, 6. Theoretically, it is possible to register a motor boat in Kamchatka, and undergo maintenance, for example, in Priozersk. At the same time, you can fish on any river of the Russian Federation, where the use of the presented floating facilities is allowed.

Upon registration, the boat owner is issued a special document (ship's ticket). Even if the boat is small, when going out on the water, its owner must have documents certifying ownership of the engine and boat, as well as a passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation. You can take copies with you.

If the boat falls into the category of registered ones, you need to get the rights to it. For this, they undergo appropriate training. At the end of the courses, which last up to 3 months, the owner of the motor boat takes an exam. Only after that he will be issued a certificate allowing him to navigate the ship.

Small boat owners do not register their floating facilities. They can go to the pond where fishing is allowed at any convenient time. When choosing a place and method of fishing, it is imperative to take into account the rules and regulations established by law. This will avoid receiving fines and administrative liability.

Every year on the territory of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region, restrictions are introduced on fishing and fishing during the spring and summer spawning period. Data on the 2017 spring-summer spawning fishing ban are extracted from the Fishing Rules for the Western Fisheries Basin of the Russian Federation. For the timing of the 2017 spring spawning ban, see below. Read the link.

On the territory of St. Petersburg, Leningrad region, during the spring-summer spawning ban on fishing, the following restrictions are imposed:

1. Areas prohibited for the extraction (catch) of aquatic biological resources:

Areas of the Leningrad Region and St. Petersburg, on the territory of which fishing is completely prohibited, catching any species of fish and crayfish that live in local water bodies or enter there for spawning.

Ladoga lake:

Fishing is prohibited in Lake Ladoga
  • in the Gulf of Variable from the mouth of the Avloga River to Cape Maksimov and deep into the lake to the 5-meter isobath;
  • in the water area of \u200b\u200bthe Nizhne-Svirsky Reserve from the mouth of the Svir River to the border of the Leningrad Region with the Republic of Karelia;

Leningrad region and St. Petersburg:

Fishing is not allowed here
  • in Koporskaya Bay at a distance of 1 km or less on both sides and 0.2 km or less from the hydraulic structures of the Leningrad nuclear power plant named after IN AND. Lenin;
  • in the Losevsky channel of the Vuoksinsky lake-river system;
  • in the lakes of the Vuoksinsky lake-river system Volochaevskoye, Melkovodnoye, Lugovoye, in all rivers and canals connecting these lakes with the Vuoksa river, including the Bulatnaya river (Cold Stream);
  • in rivers and their tributaries, which are the habitat or spawning of Atlantic salmon (salmon), brown trout (trout) (freshwater resident form), and their pre-estuarine areas on both sides of the estuaries and into the interior of the bay or lake at a distance of 1 km or less.

The exceptions are the areas indicated in the table.

Where can you fish during the spawning ban period in the Leningrad region and St. Petersburg

Plots: It is forbidden to use all fishing gear (catch), with the exception of:
Neva River: from the mouth upstream to the village of Malye Porogi
Neva River: from the mouth upstream to the village. Rybatskoe Float rod, spinning (except for the periods from May 15 to June 15 and October 1 to November 30)
Neva River: from the confluence of the Mga River to the village. Maryino (except for the section from the pier "Nevskaya Dubrovka" and upstream at a distance of 2 km) Float rod (no time limit), spinning rod (except for the period from October 1 to November 15)
The Neva River: within the city limits of Petrokrepost and on both sides of the dam of the Novoladozhsky Canal Float rod (no time limit)
Narva river: from about. Petrovsky to the trawl fleet base Float rod (no time limit)
Narva River: from the Ivangorod pier to the workshop of the Pishchevik plant Float rod (from December 1st to July 1st)
Luga River: from the village of Bolshelutsk to the mouth Float rod (no time limit)
Luga river: from the village. Timber yard upstream to the intersection with the railway line in the area of \u200b\u200bthe village. Tolmachevo (within settlements, 1.5 km downstream and upstream of the river) Float rod (no time limit), spinning rod (except for the periods from May 15 to June 15 and from October 1 to November 30)
Luga river: above the village. Tolmachevo
Svir River: from the mouth to the 500-meter exclusion zone of the Nizhne-Svirskaya HPP Float rod (no time limit), donka (no time limit), spinning (except for the periods from May 15 to June 15 and from October 1 to November 30)
Svir River: all the way All fishing gear, except for those prohibited by the rules
Svir River: all the way upstream of the 500-meter zone of the Nizhne-Svirskaya HPP dam Float rod, bridle (no more than 10 hooks), donk (no time limit), spinning (from May 20 to freeze-up)
Oyat River: from the mouth to the village. Alekhovshchina Float rod (no time limit and place of fishing), zherlitsa (no more than 5 hooks for a citizen - from ice breaking until July 1)
Rivers: Sista, Voronka, Kovash, Savinka, Tiksha, Viliga, Shadma, Ashenka, Tutoka, Yavosma, Tikhvinka, Volozhba, Retishcha, Pasha, Kapsha, Syas, B. Palya, Oyat (above the village of Alekhovshchina) Float rod (no time limit) above and below 2 km from settlements, excluding 250-meter zones above and below river rapids


2. Terms (periods) prohibited for the extraction (catch) of aquatic biological resources:

Subdistrict 32 of the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) Convention Area "Baltic Sea (Gulf of Finland)":

Dates of spawning ban, fishing is prohibited

  • from May 20 to June 30 - pike perch and bream;
  • from ice breaking up to June 15 - harvesting (catching) in the bays of the Vyborg Bay: Seleznevskaya, Podberezovaya, Malaya Pikhtovaya, as well as in Lake Zaichikhino;
  • from the melting of ice until June 30 in Lake Tikhoe and in the channel connecting the lake with the Rosson River, in Lake Lipovskoye and in the channel connecting the lake with the Gulf of Finland.

Lake Ladoga with basins of rivers flowing into it:

The timing of the spawning ban, fishing in Lake Ladoga is prohibited

  • a) from melting ice until June 15 - pike perch and bream;
  • b) from the burning of ice until May 31 - pikes;
  • c) throughout the year - by all fishing gear and methods, except for catching (catching) with a fishing rod in the rivers flowing into Lake Ladoga (northern part);
  • d) with all tools and methods of production (catch):
    • from April 20 to November 1 - in the channel between Läppäjärvi and Ayrane lakes (Bolnichnoe), as well as in the channel between Ayrane and Karmalanjärvi lakes;
    • from May 1 to June 30 - in the rivers Nimiyoki, Murdoyoki and in lakes Pukshalampi, Mustalampi;
  • e) by all fishing gear and methods, except for catching (catching) with a fishing rod:
    • from ice breaking up to June 20 - in the northern part of Lake Ladoga in skerry areas and up to a 10-meter isobath in the open part;
    • from ice breaking up to June 15 - in water bodies of fishery importance, located on the territory of the natural park "Valaam Archipelago"; in lakes Sisiajärvi (Inner lake), Leshchevoe, Shchuchye lake at the cross, Konevetsky lakes;
    • from May 15 to June 25 - in lakes Karmalanjärvi and Hümpelenjärvi in \u200b\u200bthe Kitienjoki river system;
    • from the breaking of ice until June 20 - in Lake Yanisjärvi;
  • f) from May 15 to June 25 with all fishing gear and methods, except for catching (catching) with a fishing rod:
    • in Tiurunlanselkä Bay (including Pekonlahti Bay) within the boundaries to the line: from Cape Tuyula to the northern tip of Kylyansaari Island and further southwestward to the opposite side of the bay through the southern tip of Evasaari Island;
    • in Yanhinselkä Bay (including Lake Nekhvolanlahti and Arolahti Bay) within the boundaries to the line: from the southern tip of the Kaskisaari peninsula in the southwest direction to the opposite side of the bay through the northern tip of Sittasaari Island;
    • in the Iyatjärvi Bay within the boundaries to the line: Ukonniemi Cape - Kurkiniemi Cape;
    • in the bays of Hännisenlahti and Kulliaisenlahti, in the area bounded by the line: from Cape Krestovy in the western direction to the northern tip of Koyonsaari Island, further along the northern and western coasts of Koyonsaari Island and from the south-western tip of this island to Cape Kylliniemi;
    • in Mustalahti Bay, within the boundaries to the line: from Cape Savinniemi in the south-western direction to the opposite side of the bay through the northern tip of Paikasaari Island;
    • in the Kiskilahti bay of the Metsolanselkä lake within the boundaries to the line: from Cape Karhuniemi in the western direction to the opposite side of the bay across the northern coast of the island of Kukkassaari;
    • in the Meyeri area (Lake Ilalahti - Otsoistenlahti Bay - Ryatsensalmi Strait), bounded in the west by a line: from Cape Hürniemi to the opposite side of Rätsensalmi Strait through the western tip of Paskasaari Island;
    • in Kasinlahti Bay, within the boundaries to the line: southern end of the Varvalinniemi peninsula - western protrusion of the mainland on the opposite side of the bay;
    • in the area of \u200b\u200bthe Sortavala roadstead (Lake Läppäjärvi - Vorsunsalmi Strait - Uittosalmi Strait - Soikkasenlahti Bay - Vossarinlahti Bay), bounded from the north by a line from Cape Haukaniemi to Cape Hidenniemi on Riekkalansaari Island, and from the south by the mainland in the direction of the east (in the area of \u200b\u200bthe village of Tokkarlahti) through two northern capes on the island of Kukkasaari;
    • in the Bay of Naislahti on the island of Riekkalansaari within the boundaries to the line: from Cape Naisniemi in the northwest direction to an unnamed promontory on the opposite side of the bay;
    • in Tirikkalahti Bay on Riekkalansaari Island within the boundaries to the line: from the southern tip of the Naisniemi peninsula in the southern direction to the opposite side of the bay through the western tip of Ravanluoto Island;
    • in the area of \u200b\u200bTokkarlahti and Riemulahti in the eastern part of Riekkalansaari Island, bounded in the east by a line: from Cape Sarkiniemi in the northern direction to the opposite side of Tokkarlahti Bay across the eastern coast of Linnasaari Island;
    • in the bays of the First and Second Impilakhtinsky, in the area bounded from the south by the line: Cape Kulhoniemi - Cape Teppananniemi;
    • in the Gulf of Suskuyanlahti within the boundaries of the line running from the east to the west of the gulf through the northern extremities of the islands of Suskuyansaari and Sikosaari;
    • in the Gulf of Mursulanlahti within the boundaries to the line: southern tip of the Kuivaniemi peninsula - Kalsonniemi cape on Vuoratsu island - Lapoinniemi cape;
    • in the Koirinoyanlahti Bay within the boundaries to the line: from the southern tip of the Nuolainniemi peninsula in the southeast direction to the Pitkäranta entryway mark;
    • in the system of Uksunlahti and Lunkulanlahti bays, bounded in the west by the strait between the Uksalonpya peninsula and the Lunkulansaari island along the line: Cape Chasovensky - Cape Tulliniemi;
  • g) from May 25 to July 10 - with all fishing gear and methods, except for catching (catching) with a fishing rod, at a distance of less than 1 km in all directions from the mouths of rivers flowing into Lake Ladoga: Hiitola, Suskuan-yoki, Ihala, Tohma, Kiryavalakhden -yoki, Janis-yoki, Sumerian-yoki, Syuskyuan-yoki, Koirin-yoki, Uuksa, Risti-oya, Satulin-yoki, Kirki-yoki, Tulema, Miinala, Vidlitsa, Tuloksa, Olonka;

Fishery water bodies in the Leningrad Region and St. Petersburg:

The timing of the spawning ban, fishing in the Leningrad region and St. Petersburg is prohibited

  • a) pikes:
    • in rivers - from the burning of ice until May 20;
    • in the Narva reservoir - from the melting of ice until May 15;
    • in other water bodies of fishery importance - from the breaking of ice until May 31;
  • b) pike-perch, bream and grayling - from ice-melting until June 15;
  • c) crayfish - from the breaking of ice until July 15.

3. Forbidden for harvest (catch) types of aquatic biological resources:

  • in the Gulf of Finland: Atlantic salmon (salmon), Atlantic sturgeon, brown trout (trout) (freshwater resident form), lamprey.
  • in the southern part of Lake Ladoga: lake salmon, brown trout (freshwater resident form), lemongrass trout, palia, whitefish, sculpin goby, lamprey, Ladoga seal;
  • in the northern part of Lake Ladoga: lake salmon, brown trout (freshwater resident form), sigludoga, sculpin goby, Ladoga seal;
  • in water bodies of fishery importance in the Leningrad Region and St. Petersburg: Atlantic sturgeon, lake salmon, lake trout, brown trout (trout) (freshwater resident form), brook trout, whitefish, lamprey, goby, broad-fingered crayfish, Atlantic salmon (salmon) (with the exception of salmon in the Narva River on fishing grounds provided for the organization of recreational and sport fishing).
  • types of bioresources listed in the Red Book of the Russian Federation

4. The minimum size of harvested (harvested) aquatic biological resources (permissible size):

It is forbidden to harvest (catch), process, store aquatic biological resources having fresh length (in cm) less than indicated in the table (permissible size, cm):

The indicated fish size is determined by measuring the length of the fish from the top of the snout (with the mouth closed) to the base of the middle rays of the caudal fin, and of the crayfish from the middle of the eye to the end of the base of the caudal plate.

A fish is considered a commercial size if its length corresponds to the value indicated in the table or exceeds this value.

5. The list of water bodies of fishery importance, on which, during the periods (periods) prohibited for the extraction (catch) of aquatic biological resources, the use of small motorized floating craft is prohibited

Ban on the use of floating craft in the Leningrad Region and St. Petersburg
Administrative region Prohibition period
year-round ban spring ban from ice breaking until June 20
Boksitogorsky Volozhba river with tributaries Rivers: Sominka, Tikhvinka, Chagoda. Lakes: Vazhanskoe, Zabelskoe, Lerinskoe, Lidskoe, Ozerskoe, Okulovskoe, Prokushevskoe, Spirovskoe
Volosovsky -
Volkhovsky Dubenka river Ladoga lake
Vsevolozhsky Rivers: Avloga, Gruzinka, Morya, right channel of the Neva River in the area of \u200b\u200bthe Nevsky fish hatchery. Lakes: Kivgolovskoe, Kurgolovskoe, Lembolovskoe, Khepoyarvi, Roika All water bodies of fishery significance
Vyborgsky Bays of the Vyborg Bay: Bezymyanaya (bounded by the coast from the village of Shcherbakovo to the village of Klyuchevoe and the islands: Maysky, B. Vysotsky, Shkolny, Lisy), Ershovaya, Closed (from the highway bridge to the river), Zashchitnaya (from the railway bridge to the lock ), Kornilovskaya, Medyanskaya, Myalki, Novinskaya, Malaya Pikhtovaya, Podborovskaya, Samolanlahti (Ziminskaya), Seleznevskaya, Sokolinskaya, Tikhaya Vuoksinskaya lake-river system (bays: Zemlyanichnaya, Izvestkovaya Kuzminskaya; bays: Gluboky, Dubinsky, Tikhy); Lakes: Lugovoe, Melkovodnoe, Bolshoye Rakovoe, Maloe Rakovoe, rivers and channels connecting these lakes with the Vuoksa River, as well as the mouth of the Storozheva River and further 1 km up the river. Lakes: Aleksandrovskoe, Bolshoye Bogorodskoe, Vishnevskoe, Volochaevskoe, Voroshilovskoe, Gavrilovskoe, Gladyshevskoe, Glubokoe, Goluboe, Graduevskoe, Zelenokholmskoe, Zerkalnoe (Oktyabrsky s / s), B. Kirillovskoe, Kamenogorskoe, Krasnogvardeyskoe, Krasnoholmskoe, Krasnohol'e , B. Lesnoe, Lesogorskoe, Lipovskoe, Makarovskoe, Mysovskoe, Novinskoe, Nakhimovskoe, Bypass, Petushinoe, Pionerskoe, Podgornoe, Podporozhistoe, Polyanskoe, Pravdinskoe, B. Simaginskoe, Sennovskoe, Smirnovskoe, Sokolinoe, Sysoevskoe, Yasnoe All water bodies of fishery significance
Gatchinsky Rivers: Velja, Orej. Lake Strechno, Chikinskie ponds All water bodies of fishery significance
Kingisepp Narva River (from the dam of the Narva hydroelectric power station to the highway bridge). Lakes: Babinskoe, Beloe, Glubokoe, Kopanskoe, Lipovskoe, Sudachye, Tikhoe (and the channel connecting it with the Rosson and Mertvitsa rivers), Khabalovskoe All water bodies of fishery significance
Kirishsky Rivers: Velia, Ambassador; Lakes: Kirishskoe, Irsa; All water bodies of fishery significance
Kirovsky Lake Ladoga - sections: at the source of the Neva River (right bank), the area of \u200b\u200bthe Sheremetyevskaya Shoal (from the Peschaniy stream to the Dragunskaya river) All water bodies of fishery significance
Lodeynopolsky Ladoga Lake (Svirskaya Bay), Oyat River with tributaries All water bodies of fishery significance
Lomonosovsky Rivers: Voronka, Sista (from the highway bridge to the mouth of these rivers). Lakes: Kopanskoe, Lubenskoe, Shepelevskoe, the coastal part of the Koporsky Bay from the hydroelectric power station im. IN AND. Lenin to the border between Kingisepp and Lomonosov districts All water bodies of fishery significance
Luzhsky Oredzh River (within the boundaries of the district). Lakes: Beloye, Verevo Verkhnee and Nizhnee, Vyalye, Zaverduzhskoe, Spas-Kotorskoe, Strechno, Syaberskoe, Rakovicheskoe, Khvoshchenskoe, Cheremenetskoe All water bodies of fishery significance
Podporozhsky Oyat River with tributaries within the boundaries of the district All water bodies of fishery significance
Priozersky Lake Ladoga outside the 10-kilometer fairway zone All water bodies of fishery significance
Slantsevsky Lakes: Dolgoe (with the Dolgaya River), Kushelevskoe, Ryzhikovskoe, Samro Narva Reservoir: from the Plyussydo River to the village. Narva along the Ust-Zherdanka river; from Cape Peschaniy 1.5 km below the base "Niza" to the Pyata River and along its fairway to the Shchuchka River All water bodies of fishery significance
Tikhvinsky Rivers: Volozhba, Kapsha, Palya, Bolshaya, Syas, Pasha, Tikhvinka, Yavosma Lakes: Zalyuschik, Kapshozero, Randozhskoe, Shugozero, Bolshoye, Pashozero Novinskoe and Ruchevskoe old rivers Lakes: Lanskoe, Pustynskoe, Sapozero
Tosnensky Tosno River (from the railway bridge of the city of Otradnoye to the dam in the village of Nikolskoye) Lakes: Beloe, Nesterovskoe, Pendikovskoe, Toylug All water bodies of fishery significance

To preserve biological diversity in the reservoirs of the Leningrad Region and St. Petersburg, it is necessary to observe the terms of the spawning ban. The spring-summer period of the spawning ban in the Leningrad region and St. Petersburg imposes a number of restrictions and bans on fishing. Observe the law.

Until the water-motor season has come, and lovers of pokatushki check the equipment, it's time to start theoretical training. As many people know, on January 1 of this year, new rules for the registration of small vessels used for non-commercial purposes came into force. Let's take a closer look at this issue.

New GIMS rules for small boats 2017

The new edition of the GIMS 2017 rules (According to order No. 340) of the year came into force on January 1, and has already managed to make a fuss among the inhabitants. Users of our site have questions that we decided to address directly to the State Inspection Service of the National Security Service of the Russian Federation. You can read what came of this in the article.

New regulatory legal acts on the registration of small boats used for non-commercial purposes.

  • “Administrative regulations of the EMERCOM of Russia for the provision of state services for the state registration of small vessels, supervised by the State Inspection of the Ministry of Emergencies of Russia (Order of the EMERCOM of Russia dated June 24, 2016, No. 339).
  • “Rules for the state registration of small boats supervised by the State Inspection Service of the Ministry of Emergencies of Russia (Order of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia dated June 24, 2016, No. 340).

According to these orders, the new procedure for registering small boats supervised by the State Inspection of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia is significantly different from the current one, which established the order of the Ministry of Emergencies of Russia dated June 29, 2005, No. 500.

The procedure for registering small vessels in the State Inspection Service of Ukraine 2017

To understand this issue, we, first of all, must clearly understand what a small vessel is. This is a vessel, the length of which is no more than 20 meters, the number of passengers is no more than 12 people. According to the rules, those small vessels that are used for non-commercial purposes, the mass of which is more than 200 kg, are subject to state registration with the GIMS EMERCOM of Russia. or if the power of the installed engine (outboard motor) is over 8 kW.

How to determine the mass of a small boat

The motor boat "Kazanka-M" can be equipped with a motor with a capacity of up to 25 hp. inclusive. Of the existing motors with a capacity of 25 hp. the heaviest is the 4-stroke PLM Mercury F 25ELPT, weighing 82 kg. Thus, the mass of the completed motorboat "Kazanka-M" is 227 kg. Hence the conclusion - according to the new regulations, it will have to be registered, regardless of what power the motor will be installed on it.

Example No. 2.

The motor boat Poseidon-480 has a mass of 110 kg with equipment and gear. If earlier its owner used it with PLM power, for example 10 hp. weighing 35 kg, then it was not subject to state registration, since the total weight was less than 200 kg. Now you need to take into account the weight of the PLM of the maximum power, which is recommended by the ship's manufacturer. For the model we are considering, the maximum allowed engine power is 50 hp, and modern engines of this power, which we will focus on in the first place, have a mass of more than 100 kg. This means that the total weight of the kit will exceed the permitted 200 kg. and such a motorboat must be registered.

Example No. 3.

Another example, with a Soviet boat - "MKM". Its equipped body weight is 150 kg. With a Yamaha 9.9 FMHS engine, this boat will weigh 186 kg, less than 200 kg. However, according to the passport, "MKM" can be equipped with motors up to 25 hp. inclusive. Let's take a 25 hp motor from the same manufacturer: Yamaha 25 BWS. It weighs 56.5 kg. We calculate - 150 + 56.5 \u003d 206.5 kg. The mass of the vessel is more than 200 kg, therefore, it must be registered with the State Inspectorate for Information Technologies with the issuance of a ship ticket.

The main differences from the rules of GIMS 2016

Now let's move on to the fun part. On the Internet, we have collected the most reverent questions that are related to the difference between the old registration rules and the new ones, and made a selection for you in comparison.

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  • It was. Before the innovations, all the processes associated with the registration of a ship were carried out at the place of residence of the person for whom it was issued, or where the ship was based.
  • Will be. Now, after the entry into force of the amendments to the rules, the entire registration procedure will take place at the registration address of the owner of the vessel in any subdivision of the State Inspection for Small Vessels of the Ministry of Emergencies of Russia on the territory of the Russian Federation.

Small boat number

  • It was. Prior to the entry into force of the new rules for the registration of small boats, in the 2016 edition, the special registration number included 7 characters, among which there were 3 letters and 4 numbers. The shipowners applied it on both sides, with some technical features. So, it had to be located at a distance of ¼ of the length of the ship's hull from the stem, and necessarily - in one line. The letters had to be at least 150 mm high, 100 mm wide, and the thickness of the lines 15-20 mm. When the design features of the vessel did not allow the owner to apply the number in accordance with the rules, the registration authority determined the size and place of application of the registration number.

  • Will be. Now, after the change in 2017, the special registration number of the vessel consists not of 7 characters, but already of 11. It includes 2 letters, 4 numbers, and at the end the number of the region of the Russian Federation. We have it - RUS 54. It should be located in the same way - in one line, and on each side. It will need to be applied so that the geometric center of the sign is at a distance of ¼ of the length of the ship's hull from the stem. As for the height of the letters, the width and thickness of the lines, there are no innovations here. Everything is the same as before. If it is impossible to fulfill such requirements, then the place of application is determined in the same way - by the ship registration authority, and enters it in the ship's ticket and register.

The term for the provision of public services

  • It was. In the 2016 edition, all small boats went through the registration process, or received a refusal to receive this procedure - within 3 working days from the moment the relevant government authority received the entire required package of documents.
  • The term for the provision of public services from the date of receipt of the applicant's documents to the receipt of the result of the public service is no more than 3 working days. If the applicant's documents reveal grounds for suspending the provision of a public service, the term for the provision of a public service may be extended by 30 working days.

State duty excluding (deregistering) from the register of small vessels

  • It was. Previously, such a fee was not charged.
  • Will be. Now the state duty is set at 200 rubles.

RF flag

  • It was. Previously, we had the right to put the flag on the ship, but we were not obliged.
  • Will be. Now we not only have the right to carry the State Flag of the Russian Federation on our board, but we are also obliged to do so.

Refusal to register

The following items have been added to the new 2017 rules:

  • Signs of change, destruction of the markings applied by the ship builder;
  • Submission by the applicant of documents that are considered lost or stolen;
  • failure of the applicant to appear at the registration authority within a period exceeding 30 calendar days from the appointed date.

Expert opinion

Ferapontov Evgeny Evgenievich, Senior State Inspector of the Novosibirsk Inspection Department, FKU "Center of the State Inspection of the Ministry of Emergencies of Russia for NSO":

Another interesting point worth mentioning is that the ship's ticket has changed since 2017. Now it is not a book, as it was before, but a sheet of A4 size, which will be filled on both sides.

The title of this document will be as follows: “Ship ticket of a small vessel used for non-commercial purposes”. Below will be a dub of this recording in English: "VESSEL CERTIFICATE non-commercial small craft (20 meters overall length or less and no more than 12 persons on board)".

There will be watermarks on both sides of the ticket. In the center of the front side - in the form of a transparent substrate, there is a stylized emblem of the GIMS EMERCOM of Russia with a diameter of 8 cm.

It is also important that you can take with you on the ship not the original, but a copy of the ticket, which must first be certified by the GIMS department.

Registration under the new rules has just begun, so there have been few applications and promotions so far. But I would like to note that everyone treats the registration process according to the new rules - with understanding.

Compliance with the norms in the field of small boats will help you safely travel through the most beautiful, vast expanses of water in our region and not only.

Friends, in preparing the material, we express our gratitude to the regional center of the GIMS EMERCOM of Russia for NSO. If you have any questions, the answers to which you did not receive from this article, write them in the comments, or in ours, and we will definitely submit them to the State Inspection Service. The responses received will be posted here as an addendum to the article.

Let's together make an understandable guide - "How to understand the new rules for the registration of small vessels"!