Leaving a challenger moored all year round?

[smdts]

I have never moored a boat before, I usually just launch into the sea every time we want to go out but to be honest with 2 kids now that is too much hassle.
We want to moor this boat at Loch Lomond, A freshwater lake just outside Glasgow drom march to october.
Any tips on making sure it doesnt sink and is always ready to go?
Do I add a second bilge pump, do I wire the bilge to bypass the battery disconnect so its always going?
should I fit a solar charger?
Is it advisable to fit a cover?
Gsm water level / battery monitor alarm?
any common places for leaks that I can give attention to over the winter?
I dont think I will get it in the water over winter.

 

[Theguyinmi]

Get a lift and a poppy cover. If possible a lift with a canopy in addition to the cover. Also never hook any solar or trickle charger to your battery while connected to the boat.

 

[smdts]

I dont have that kind of money.
What about wiring the bilge pump and trickle charger before the disconnect so the boat electronics are isolated?

 

[Theguyinmi]

You can do that or add an independent battery. I would say a very good cover is minimum but let's see if someone that has experience mooring for long periods chimes in.

 

[Mraw]

I have never had a problem with leaks, my sportser is on the water all spring, summer, and fall, never had any issues. During a storm I turn the battery switch on just in case the cover is blown off.