Happy New Year
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Well the 2019 fishing season has ended. Luckily the new season starts today.
HAPPY NEW YEAR FOLKS!
HAPPY NEW YEAR FOLKS!
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Thanks Gordon. Beautiful video. Happy new year to you and yours and everyone.
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FixorFish
Loc: SW Oregon
Happy New Year to all ! Now we all get to spend some money with the state...new fishing license, salmon/steelhead tag, 2-rod permit, Clean Boat Tag, boat registration renewal (I have three boats that are registered) and, of course, don't forget the county park permit (keeps you from having to pay $4 each time you head to the river or one of the other waterways with regulated parking area). Only have one small(length=$$)boat to renew this year (2yr cycle) so, by my estimation... the state will ONLY get about....$250-275 from me for 2020 ! Aaah, the joys (and obligations) of the New Year !
Jan 1, 2020 13:40:35 #
FixorFish wrote:
Happy New Year to all ! Now we all get to spend so... (show quote)
I have to pay taxes each year . But the boat ramps in Charleston County are free to the public. When I turned 64 I got a life time license for fresh water, salt water and hunting for $9.00. I know everyone on this site is not a senior citizen but does your state do the same for seniors?
Jan 1, 2020 13:50:37 #
I love it here. Got rid of my boat when I went seriously back to surf fishing. One state park pass covers all state parks and all my licenses are free if over 65. Park pass is 60 bucks a year including driving on the beach. Jersey where I do most of my surf fishing has a free (so far) salt water register y.
Jan 1, 2020 16:23:04 #
stuco
Loc: Northern Utah - Salt Lake City
Here in Utah both the fishing license and state parks pass are good for a year from date of purchase. So I’ll get to pay $35 for the parks pass in March and $38 in October for my fishing/hunting combo license. Unfortunately, my favorite lake isn’t a state park, so it’s $9 a trip or $108 for the season, which is end of May to end of October. Ice fishing, early spring and late fall it’s free, weird but fortunate.
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