When fishing in SC, do I need a license when fishing from shore?
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I believe you do. Here's SC website for rules and regulations.\nMain Site\nhttp://www.dnr.sc.gov/fish.html\nFishing Licensing Scroll Down past Hunting\nhttp://www.dnr.sc.gov/licenses/huntinglicense.html\nGood Luck!!!!
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You can apply for business license in the county or city that the business is located. The fee will be based on the category of the business or projected sales. Or go to South Carolina Business One Stop http://www.scbos.com/default.htm and create your login account in order to register your business.\n\nRemember though that if you are offering a business opportunity, SC requires that it be registered first with the state before you can place advertisements about your business opportunity.\nhttp://www.scsos.com/bus_opp.htm
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Well, get a bank that is accessible, and hopefully flat.  If you happen to see any type of "downed trees" fish around there for bass, or, around rocky shores.  They love to hide in the rocks, but then again, you need to use a barber or float to save your hooks and lines.\n\nFor catfish, fish around embukments or pilings or piers.  \n\nI use worms for all fish.  Chunks of fish for catfish, doughball, or smelly chunks of raw meat that has been setting in the sun or has a strong odor.\n\nFlies, and spinner baits for bass.  Rappellas for deep water, off of piers, or boats.
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I love to fish also but the main thing that caught my eye was the $300.00 to join, I'm not sure where you live but 300.00 is alot of money to join a club. I belong to a local club in Western NY and it cost around $40.00 a year plus Federation dues are around $30.00, I'm not sure on that exactly but it's with in ten dollars I would assume. The local club won't get you into the Bassmaster Classic, they may be able to show you some skills. Your State Federation will give you a slim chance but you will get a possible chance, their are alot of people you will have to beat out to do that though. I belong to  FLW OUTDOORS also and it cost you $25.00 a year and you can fish in tournments pretty much all over the united states in the BFL, which if you fininsh in the top 40 in a division you can advance to the Stren Series which is one level below the pros, then you need to finish in the top 10 of that to make it to the pros, once your into the pros you need to stay in the top 100 to be guarnteed for the following year. I enjoy the FLW OUTDOORS better than the Bassmaster just because you don't need to pay all the expenses of the bassmaster. They do have a weekend series in Bassmaster that is simular to that of the BFL and pay pretty close, around $7,000.00 to win on a full field of 200 boats and they are in alot of area's of the United States. The Club thing is alright to meet people and great for kids, but if your looking at trying to become a pro I wouldn't bother with a club, you don't have enough time to fish all the tournments in a club, but that is your choice and good luck with it. I do the BFL and a club trail, I don't fish the Federation due to conflicks and trying to get from one tourny to the next overnight. It will take a few years to make it to the pros. My suggestion is to join the FLW OUTDOORS, fish their trail and pay your Parents some money on what you save in the differences and maybe you can get your wish and your parents will get paid back also. I would love to make it and fish as a pro myself someday. The FLW OUTDOORS is awesome and KVD,Iaconelli,Hackney and Nixion, have fished FLW, I went to Richmond,Va to watch the championship a few years ago and it was an awesome experience, David Dudley won that was $500,000.00 in the Jacobs Cup. Bassmaster just finally caught up to that. They are booth great and it's your choice to make but with my personal experiences I prefer FLW I believe the people that fish the lower levels are all their for one thing to make it to the top, but I have noticed that the people fishing flw seem a little easier to get along with. Good luck and have a great time fishing for your dreams. Feel free to email me if you have anymore questions about it.
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this site has all the info for licences you will need for british columbia http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/fw/fish/licences/intro.html
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I don't know what you are bringing on your visit. Some places would require a boat. A good place is just south of muncie off st rd 3 toward new castle. A lake called summit lake. there is plenty of places for bank fishing as when as a ramp. This is idle speed only. at the same exit as summit there is a small state owned property called province pond. Its a little growed up for bank fishing but a small ramp for small boats. This is trolling motors only. East of muncie is prairie creek resevour, bigger lake with unlimited speed.
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Yea buddy. if your older than 16 you do need to purchase a fishing licence!!! there cheap prolly under $15. head down to your closest bait shop. talk to the owner. if he seem to be a nice dude, tell him your new to the sport and looking to get started. locations, etc. buy some things too. bait shops are a dieing breed due to cabelas and bass pros and gander mountains. if he seems to be a bit of a jerk go to another. \nGood luck
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Here's a few ideas.\nhttp://www.carolinaflyfishing.com\nhttp://www.ncoif.com/index.asp\nhttp://www.ncwildlife.org/fs_index_03_fishing.htm\nI hope this helps!\nGood Luck and Catch a Big One!!!!
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The first thing you'de have to do is join a local bass fishing club that is B.A.S.S. sanctioned. They normally hold tournaments and fish in some B.A.S.S. Federation tournaments throughout the year....you have to be an exceptional fisherman, know the water, be a member of BASS have a nice boat and most of all know someone who can promote you both to the Federation and to get sponsors...it...like all other things is a political arena. However, if you are good enough it can be done. I have been a tournament angler for a few years and it's a very sobering experience at first when you realize and see the talent and knowledge that some of these guys have. You think you're a good fisherman until you see a guy catching 10-20 fish to your 1....it aint luck like people believe.
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Department of wildlife and fisheries is the way to go, but to really get a fell for the ponds stop the small bait shops in your area, ask the old guy behind the counter he will give you the best info. Seriously I grew up outside Boston and fished the South shore for years but when I moved out to central mass, I had no idea where to begin. I stopped at a little shop out on 122 I believe. And actually talked to the guy who wrote for the Telegram. Some of the best info I have received.
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Well here in NC, I fish all over, but mainly for bass.... Shearron Harris, Kerr, and Falls of the Neuse River up by the Triad are all great for bass, crappie and blue gill as well as catfish at night.  Catfish abound on the Cape Fear River... even up to 60 lbs.... and you can catch stripped bass as well.  Tillery and Wyllie are great out by Ashboro and Charolotte for large and small mouth bass, crappie, bluegill and brim... and an occasional reddress.  The lakes on Ft Bragg are well stocked for catfish and bass... seven lakes total.  Bluette Falls on the Pee Dee River near Rockingham is well know for blue catfish and some pretty good channels too.  Bass are pretty good on the topside of the dam too... especially if you have a boat. The are plenty of trout in the mountain streams and a bunch of great lakes for fishing.  And my last hotspot....the New River along the Virginia line.... smallmouth heaven.
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Yes you do. \n\nIn addition to the permit, all fishing in England also requires an Environment Agency Rod License.\n\nAnd I listed a good site for you to get more information.
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No business license is necessary.  If you're a sole proprietor you simply complete Schedule C, and perhaps Schedule SE as well.\n\ngood luck
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From Illinois DNR website:\n**Anglers under 16 years of age, and persons declared legally disabled (Secretary of State issued Disabled I.D. card showing a Class 2 or 2A disability or Disabled Veterans holding a Veteran's I.D. showing at least a 10% service related disability) or blind, may fish without a license.
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depends on state, and country. differnet states have different laws for boating. some require licenses, some dont. etc\nhttp://www.uscgboating.org/regulations/boating_laws.htm
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DON'T KNOW BUT GAME AND FISH HERE IN GA SAYS I CAN FISH ON THE S.C. SIDE AT CLARKS OR AUGUSTA AS PER GAME WARDEN AT THURMAN  I HAVE RUN INTO THIS IN ALOT OF TOWNS ALL MISS. AND MISSOURI  GOOD LUCK DON'T CATCH EM ALL
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A license from one state is valid in all states as long as you are visiting.  If you become a resident of a second state, with the intent to remain permanently, then you must get a license from that state.  Sorry, I don't know the identification requirements of all 50 states.