$209.16

If you are lucky enough to live past 62 and lucky enough to live in
Montana, it is free!!! Wahoo!!

If you live in Iowa and you're a disabled vet (at least 30%
disability), your fishing license is free. Then again, its Iowa
fishing (little stocker trout in the north east, bunch of walleye and
farm pond bass).
Frank Reid

On 5-Apr-2008, hayseed wrote:

If you are lucky enough to live past 62 and lucky enough to live in
Montana, it is free!!! Wahoo!!


Wow !
I did not know that
Is that true?
Im 61
I am going to ask Monday

Thats only $23-or $26.00 tho

Thanks anyway
Fred

Larry L wrote:
"Ken Fortenberry" wrote
Ducks and geese. Southern Illinois has plenty of good
waterfowl hunting opportunities from November to March.
Ducks early, Canada Geese in the middle of the season
and then Snow Geese into March.


Hehe, I knew what the Duck Stamp is for but somehow thought you need it to
fish !!

If your $209.16 includes hunting, you're getting a great deal compared to
out here.

Only resident Illinois and only some birds. Deer tags, turkey tags
etc. would all cost extra. My hunting is ducks, geese, pheasant &
quail. And I might spring for a non-resident Michigan this fall to
hunt grouse but that'll be another $65.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Frank don't each state require you to carry an insurance policy with
them the beneficery.......The state of Pa wants you to sign a wavier
in case you stub your toe or get killed by a flying turtle.........

On Sat, 05 Apr 2008 18:02:30 -0500, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:

Damn, it's that time of year when I have to renew all my
fishing licenses. I bought non-resident fishing licenses
and trout stamps in Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota plus
fishing and hunting resident licenses in Illinois and the
bill came to $209.16. And I still have to buy the federal
waterfowl stamp.

I'm not complaining, just wondering how in the hell folks
can afford this fishing and hunting habit.

(could be worse, as I recall I paid just as much for the
combination of non-resident Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and
Yellowstone.)

Um...how much are planning to put aside for bail money and fines for not
having a LA NR license...

TC,
R

Larry L wrote:


wonder what a Bat Stamp costs ...



Ask Michael Keaton.

On 2008-04-05, Ken Fortenberry wrote:

I'm not complaining, just wondering how in the hell folks
can afford this fishing and hunting habit.

Recycle our beer cans.

nb

wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Damn, it's that time of year when I have to renew all my
fishing licenses. I bought non-resident fishing licenses
and trout stamps in Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota plus
fishing and hunting resident licenses in Illinois and the
bill came to $209.16. And I still have to buy the federal
waterfowl stamp.

I'm not complaining, just wondering how in the hell folks
can afford this fishing and hunting habit.

(could be worse, as I recall I paid just as much for the
combination of non-resident Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and
Yellowstone.)

Um...how much are planning to put aside for bail money and fines for not
having a LA NR license...

Good point. I'll be in New Orleans for a few days before I
get to do any fishing. I'll get my license/licenses at the
last minute when we have solid plans.

--
Ken Fortenberry

"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message
...
Damn, it's that time of year when I have to renew all my
fishing licenses. I bought non-resident fishing licenses
and trout stamps in Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota plus
fishing and hunting resident licenses in Illinois and the
bill came to $209.16. And I still have to buy the federal
waterfowl stamp.

I'm not complaining, just wondering how in the hell folks
can afford this fishing and hunting habit.

(could be worse, as I recall I paid just as much for the
combination of non-resident Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and
Yellowstone.)

--
Ken Fortenberry

Be thankful in England as well as a rod licence at £24.50 ($49) for Trout or
£66.50 for
Trout and Salmon ($133 ) we get to pay local tickets to actually fish.A
ticket for the season
on Ladybower comes in at £310 ( $620) to be fair it is a stocked water but
there is little or
no 'free fishing' of note thats what we get for living on a small island.
Derek
£24.50

On 6-Apr-2008, "Derek" wrote:

Be thankful in England as well as a rod licence at £24.50 ($49) for Trout
or
£66.50 for
Trout and Salmon ($133 ) we get to pay local tickets to actually fish.A

ticket for the season
on Ladybower comes in at £310 ( $620) to be fair it is a stocked water but

there is little or
no 'free fishing' of note thats what we get for living on a small island.
Derek
£24.50


What about Iceland?
Where all of the prime waters are privately owned
It can cost $3,000 up to $20,000 for a weeks fishing
I think I paid $3,000 for fishing there - It was great but????
i do not remember how much the licenses were - easily over $100

Fred