how much is the cost of a fla. out of state saltwater fishing license?
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If you are a "resident" there is no FEE (or need for a license) if you are fishing from "shore".\n\nHOWEVER, if you are a "NON-resident":\n\nannual= $31.50\n3 day license= $6.50\n7 day license= $16.50\n\nI lived my whole life in Florida and, UNLESS I was fishing from a boat, I never saw a Wild-life Officer. You could probably forgo the license if you are fishing from "land",(but, there is a 10% chance that you will be asked for a license).Good luck and Good fishing!
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go to www.dec.state.ny.us/website/dfwmr/fish
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It used to be at age 17 you need to start purchasing licenses for both hunt and fishing. I"m not sure if those regs, have changed but it may have.
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Yes, you need a license to hunt or fish in any state. Some exceptions apply. One is that if you are active military, or military reserve FROM indiana, or STATIONED in Indiana.
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New Pasir Ris Fishing Pond (tel: 6584 4479)\n\nLocated within the Pasir Ris Town Park (Pasir Ris Drive 1, near the MRT Station), this fishing pond is huge, about the size of 1.5 football fields.\n\nThe prices are $32 for the midweek session and $36 for weekend sessions.They also have a catch and release pond and the cost is $20 per hour. Prawn fishing is $13 per hour (book 3 hours get 1hr free). The sure-catch pond costs $10 per fish caught and the pond is packed with fishes. The daily time for fish releaseing is 12 noon & 10pm. The pond is open 24hrs a day, 7 days a week.\n\nThe fishes that can be caught are barramundi, mangrove jack, Grouper, golden pompret, seabass and finger mark.
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You need a licence which costs about 24 pound per licence plus u have to pay for fishing fee at whatever lake u fish at
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i have friends in Hawaii that charter fish for marlin as i do here in n. Fla.I contacted them they laughed and said it was ridiculous.They had heard of no such thing and they would know.happy skiing !!!!!
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I think Lake Worth in Fort Worth had one but not sure if it is still operating.\n\nCame back to edit. Lake Worth had a hatctery and still might. There was a small catfish farm on Whitesettlement Roed where you payed to catch their catfish but I am pretty sure it is now gone. Was more like a large farm tank.\n\nCall Ben at Lake Park Marine in Lewisville as he may know if any are around there. 972-436-8422.
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contact the state licensing department-- they will give you a list of all the hoops you will need to jump through, as well as costs to get and keep the license
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State - $0.075/gal\nFederal - $0.184/gal
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For most states to opperate it you only need a vehicle operator's license ie driver's license. Check with your state department of fish and game to register the watercraft itself. example http://www.fgc.ca.gov/
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Cabela's has a whole catalog on fishing.\n1-800-237-4444. Ask for the catalog.  And you are welcome.
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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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First off I love bass fishing, I saw an article earlier that must have been put on by an upset wife, she was right in alot of ways. I have won small tournments ( open team tournments) with any where from 15 to 25 boats in them. I fish the Walmart BFL series and a local club here in Western New York. I haven't won any big ones yet but still trying, I fish the Empire division in New York and the Shendoah division in Virginia. It can be verry exensive or fairly in expensive, depending on your job. I'm lucky to have a pretty decent paying job that allows me to be able to do this, with out it I'd find a way though. My father won a tournment that paid almost $10,000.00 two years ago on Chautauqua Lake, which is aprox. 45 minutes from Erie, PA. The water was in the 70's wind was calm and we started out in a Fog delay that morning( another words they wouldn't let us start fishing until it was safe) for three hours. It was a nice sunny day after the fog lifted and was probabl in the mid 70's. I didn't fair well due to my partners fish had already moved off the structure they were holding on and he didn't want to go into my dad's area, which he had that choice being the boater. My father won pitching senko's for two days strait and also had the big bass( largest bass caught in the tourney) on senkos. If the wind picks up we usually will put a little weight to help get the senko down, they usually fall pretty good. If what area are you in in PA, maybe we could go fishing some time. I'll leave you a couple of websites to check out tournments that may be fairly close to you. The BFL co-anglers entry fee is $100.00 and I'm not sure what the Bassmasters entry fee is I believe it is also a Hundred dollars, and you fish for around $2500 to  $3000. in local tournments they genrally run 25 to 50 dollars depending where they are at. Feel free to contact me at bmck33@yahoo.com any time. hope this helps you some, Bill
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I am not certain as to the founder or year of initiation, but the regulations information page is here:\nhttp://myfwc.com/marine/regulation.htm\n\nI am sure that the folks at the Florida Division of Marine Fisheries Management are the most likely source for the answer; they can be reached at (850) 487-0554\n\nHope this helps!
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ive lived on the west coast of FL my whole life and i think i like the clearwater area the best.  best grouper fishin around.  redfish too.
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i dont think you can go shark fishing in washington state through any charter company.  i know that westport charters (the biggest ocean fishing company) only does bottomfish, tuna, halibut, and salmon fishing.  you should try finding a private boat owner that will take you, or take a vacation to florida cuz i know there is shark fishing there!!\n\nto get ahold of westport charters to ask them about shark fishing (why not?) then go to:\n\nhttp://www.westportcharters.com