1. Fishing and releasing, does it needs license? 2. I have 2 kids under 12, do they need fishing license? 3. If I hold their fishing tools, do I need to have license?
Hi Kasim, thanks for watching! Georgia law requires anyone over the age of 16 to have a valid fishing license to fish in public waters, including catching and releasing. State law also requires you to get a license if you will be partaking in any "fishing-related activities with the intention of catching fish," which include handling and holding equipment. We hope this helps and let us know if you need any further information. Best of luck 🎣
If I buy a yearly fishing line online , and opt to recieve it by mail can I use the receipt as a substitute till I get my actual license ??? Or is there a way to get an active online copy ??
Hi there, thanks for watching! To the best of our knowledge, if you aren't able to print it out or download it right away, you should receive an email confirmation that includes some sort of temporary authorization number. This should serve as proof of your license purchase that allows you to fish immediately. You can print the confirmation or keep a digital copy of it on your phone as proof until you receive the physical license in the mail. You could also potentially be able to just download the actual license to your phone right away. Either way, regulations can change, so it's always a good idea to check the current rules with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division before going fishing. You can visit their website or contact them directly at 1-800-366-2661 to ensure you have the most accurate and up-to-date info. Let us know if you need any other help, tight lines! 🎣
Hi, thanks for watching! "Honorably discharged resident veterans may purchase a Georgia Adult Lifetime Sportsman’s License at a 20% discount ($600, ages 16 - 49). Also, "veterans may purchase a Senior Discount Lifetime License beginning at age 60 ($315), or an Older Adult Lifetime License at age 50 ($375)." You can find out more information at the Georgia Department of Veteran Services main website. Hope this helps!
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1. Fishing and releasing, does it needs license?
2. I have 2 kids under 12, do they need fishing license?
3. If I hold their fishing tools, do I need to have license?
Hi Kasim, thanks for watching! Georgia law requires anyone over the age of 16 to have a valid fishing license to fish in public waters, including catching and releasing. State law also requires you to get a license if you will be partaking in any "fishing-related activities with the intention of catching fish," which include handling and holding equipment. We hope this helps and let us know if you need any further information. Best of luck 🎣
If I buy a yearly fishing line online , and opt to recieve it by mail can I use the receipt as a substitute till I get my actual license ??? Or is there a way to get an active online copy ??
Hi there, thanks for watching! To the best of our knowledge, if you aren't able to print it out or download it right away, you should receive an email confirmation that includes some sort of temporary authorization number. This should serve as proof of your license purchase that allows you to fish immediately. You can print the confirmation or keep a digital copy of it on your phone as proof until you receive the physical license in the mail. You could also potentially be able to just download the actual license to your phone right away. Either way, regulations can change, so it's always a good idea to check the current rules with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division before going fishing. You can visit their website or contact them directly at 1-800-366-2661 to ensure you have the most accurate and up-to-date info. Let us know if you need any other help, tight lines! 🎣
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Veterans should have lifetime card.
Hi, thanks for watching! "Honorably discharged resident veterans may purchase a Georgia Adult Lifetime Sportsman’s License at a 20% discount ($600, ages 16 - 49). Also, "veterans may purchase a Senior Discount Lifetime License beginning at age 60 ($315), or an Older Adult Lifetime License at age 50 ($375)." You can find out more information at the Georgia Department of Veteran Services main website. Hope this helps!
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