In Maryland, anglers aged 16 or older need a saltwater fishing license for recreational fishing. Those under 16 are exempt. Anglers on licensed boats don’t require a license but must register for a free Maryland Saltwater Angler Registration. Licenses are valid for 365 days. The primary options for licenses include a 1-day license, a 7-day … Read more

To fish in saltwater in Maine, you need an annual registration unless you are on a licensed saltwater charter. Anyone aged 16 and older must have a fishing license to fish in inland waters. You can register online. Some exceptions apply. For more details, contact the Maine Department of Marine Resources. To obtain a license, … Read more

In Massachusetts, individuals aged 16 and older need a Recreational Saltwater Fishing Permit to fish in marine waters. You can purchase the permit online for $10, which is free for seniors over 60. The permit remains valid from the purchase date until December 31 of that year. Be sure to follow all fishing regulations. To … Read more

In Hawaii, non-residents age 15 and older need a saltwater fishing license for freshwater fishing only. A saltwater license is not required for general fishing. Daily fees are $20, a weekly license is $40, and an annual license costs $70. You can buy licenses online or in-person. Always check local regulations for specific fishing areas. … Read more

Residents aged 16 to 64 need a fishing license to fish in Georgia’s waters. For saltwater fishing, a free Saltwater Information Permit (SIP) is also required. The SIP is valid for one year and must be obtained with your fishing license. Nonresidents must get a separate saltwater fishing license. The requirements for obtaining a license … Read more

To fish for saltwater species in Florida, you need a fishing license. This applies to both residents and nonresidents. Exceptions include fishing from a licensed for-hire vessel or if you are a resident age 16 or older fishing from the shoreline. Additional permits are needed for certain species like Snook, Spiny Lobster, and Tarpon. There … Read more

Yes, you need a Florida saltwater fishing license to fish for saltwater species. Residents over age 65, fishing from licensed piers, or on fishing charters do not need a license. The license costs $17 for residents and $18.50 for non-residents. Always check for updates on regulations and exemptions. Different types of saltwater fishing licenses are … Read more

Yes, you need a Delaware fishing license to fish, crab, or clam in tidal and non-tidal waters if you are 16 or older. Non-residents must have a license. Residents might be exempt with a valid surf fishing vehicle permit. For more details, refer to the Delaware Fishing Guide. To obtain a saltwater fishing license in … Read more

In Connecticut, anyone 16 years or older needs a Marine Waters Fishing License to fish in saltwater. This license covers fishing from both shore and boat. Fishing licenses support aquatic resources management. Always ensure your license is current to comply with state regulations. Additionally, there are specific regulations related to catch limits, seasons, and gear … Read more

In California, you need a sport fishing license if you are 16 or older and want to fish in saltwater. However, fishing from public piers does not require a license. This rule applies to both residents and non-residents. Check for specific local regulations regarding shellfish and crustaceans as well. Anglers can choose from various types … Read more