Fishing advice

wbwood wrote:
If you are not going to be in a state for very long, you can get a temporary license. Here in NC, you can get a 10 day nonresident for $10. Thats either inland or coastal (can't use one for both). But that's not a bad price. $1/day.

or you can get an annual non-resident for $30. Lots of residents on Gaston lake on the NC/VA border buy that to fish Gaston/Kerr instead of spending $37.00 on a VA license.
years back I was visiting Kin in MN and wanted to dabble a hook but an out of state temporary was extremely high for a few hours of fishing. I liked Missouri back when you could buy a license for specific days specified for $1.00 a day.
bumpy

If you are not going to be in a state for very long, you can get a temporary license. Here in NC, you can get a 10 day nonresident for $10. Thats either inland or coastal (can't use one for both). But that's not a bad price. $1/day.

We make our plans to spend 2-3 months in one state to justify a fishing license.

Some of the National Parks don't require a license. Fishing pressure is high in some of those locations, though.
Single day or 3 day licenses are, of course, cheaper than a full license.

WE /I have found that a lot of state parks , you can fish w/out a licence IN THE PARK, most state parks have a different view, now Texas from the bank no permits are required. From a boat need one.

Check out the states you are going to be in on the net. Pretty simple really.
Kentucky was 44 per year.
We usually stay for over 3 months in a state as hosts so it makes sense to me to get a permit.
But if I were just passing thru,,?? Ask the local sporting good store.
Good luck and happy fishing.