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Monday, December 22, 2014

Welcome Back to Fishing!

Now through January 31, 2015, Marylanders who have not bought an annual nontidal or tidal fishing license since 2011 will automatically enjoy a 50% discount on their fishing license purchase.

It’s as simple as logging into the DNR Compass Licensing System or visiting a DNR Service Center or a tackle shop to buy a 2015 license. The discount is automatic, but only through January, 2015.

The promotion is designed to encourage anglers to return to Maryland waters and enjoy the excellent fishing the state has to offer.

Fishing is one of the best values in life, promoting quality time in nature with friends and family.

For a limited time, the already low cost of entry is just 50% better.

Welcome Back.

9 comments:

Anonymous said...

The prohibitive State recreational permit and fee prices cost Maryland small businesses upwards of 50 million dollars a year in sales.
Maryland has basically chosen to preemptively fine people that want to fish.
Millions choose not to bother.

Anonymous said...

The promotion is designed to rake in MONEY the state can waste away on enforcing more stupid regulations..

Anonymous said...

The "already low cost"?!! Are they crazy!?

Anonymous said...

I stopped buying them years ago. Haver waterfront property and only fish from my property = no license needed.

Anonymous said...

So let me get this straight. I have been buying license all this time, and now I have to pay full price. This is crap.

Anonymous said...

And you have to give your SSA number to the person at the counter, like at Walmart

Anonymous said...

Md. may be finding out people will only pay so much. Md. probably needs more people fishing so the dnr can collect their fines. Go to the public ramp in OC this summer and look at the dnr raking it in. Welcome to Md.

Anonymous said...

Tax. Fee. User fee. Surtax. Fund, access fee, alphabet soup fees.

Welcome to Maryland.

Anonymous said...

Absolutely 11:28. I'm in the same boat as you. Just got my license last week and paid full price. I think I'll fish in DELAWARE next year!