how much is a pa fishing license this year for residents?
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Resident Pa licensing fees.\nResident 16 - 64           $22.00 \nSenior Resident 65+        $11.00 \nSenior Resident Lifetime*  $51.00 \nNational Guard & Armed Forces Reserve  \n(resident)* 16 & up  2.00 \n1-day Resident  $11.00 \nTrout/Salmon Stamp 16 & up $9.00 \nLake Erie Permit 16 & up   $9.00 \nCombination Trout-Salmon/Lake Erie Permit 16 & up \n$15.00\nGo to this website for more info.\nhttp://sites.state.pa.us/PA_Exec/Fish_Boat/faqlice.htm#3\nHappy Fishing!!!
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It cost me ~$3000 in central Pennsylvania\n\n(looking below, I think I got a good deal... and the ladies love my bargain smile!  woo!)
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Pricing \nMember-Adult$13.50 \nMember-Child (<18)$13.50 \nAdult$22.00 \nChild (3-11)$15.00 \nSenior (62+)$15.00 \nCollege (Current ID)$15.00 \nGroup (20+ persons)$14.00 \n\nIt's happening now until 9/4/06
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It all depends on where at in MT, what kind of fishing you like to do, and if you are just after catching fish or you want to catch a big one.  For flyfishing the best river is the Missouri just north of Helena about 30 miles next to Craig, MT.  Down south of Billings about 45 miles is Harlowtown and the Big Horn is there.  Both of these rivers have great rainbow and brown trout (avg size is 18-22 inches)  In the North west corner (Flathead Valley, where I live) is Flathead Lake which has many different species, if you are not familiar with the lake I would suggest hiring a guide to show you the ropes this lake is fished with a boat and usually downriggers.  Just across the mountains from here is the blackfoot indian reservation (special $10/day or $60/yr permit required) and there is approx 6 lakes over there that are stocked with rainbows and it is not uncommon to catch fish that weigh 8 lbs. or more, they can be fished from boat or shore, fly or spinner.  Other than that there is multitude of places with great fishing in MT, just ask around and usually you will at least get pointed in the right direction.  GOOD LUCK!!!
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I live in Pennsylvania.  Yea!!!
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http://www.revenue.state.pa.us/\n\nI found this in like 5 seconds flat.
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One sold at a boat/fishing expo last spring here in NC.... it went for $65.00
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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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Yes, however most fishing license does not cover for trout/salmon you would have to buy a stamp with the license.  I dunno about cali but in most places it's like this (trout/salmon stamp) you would have to read the rules & regulations.
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In most States (if not all) you have to have a fishing license if you are over a certain age (12?)...unless you are fishing on private property. On the beaches in Texas you are not charged a fee to fish...but there are limits on the size and numbers you can keep on game fish(red,trout,king,etc...).
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http://www.prfc.state.va.us/sports/fishing_potomac.htm
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Depends where you are, and what the laws for each individual body of water are.Contact your states fish and game dept.
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Assuming you are speaking of the museum near Niagra Falls it's $12.95/adult.  All the rates are available on their web site.  Have fun!
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You can always check monster.com. They have listings for Philly under any category you need.
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Many brokers will write a minimum of 1 million GL.  Most of the policies that I'm familar with are from Pennsylvania and a ball park would be $550 a year.  If you add a tool floater or building coverage the premium will increase.
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Here is a website that contains all of the information that you will need to know.\n\nwww.mcandl.com/pennsylvania.html
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Most states require a fishing license at 16 y.o.