http://fishingonthebounty.com/fishing/if-you-have-a-river-that-runs-through-your-property-do-you-have-to-buy-a-fishing-license-to-fish-in-it.html Is home of the largest fishing database Tue, 04 Aug 2009 11:26:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://fishingonthebounty.com/fishing/if-you-have-a-river-that-runs-through-your-property-do-you-have-to-buy-a-fishing-license-to-fish-in-it.html/comment-page-1#comment-2939 lokisgod Tue, 04 Aug 2009 03:02:57 +0000 http://fishingonthebounty.com/fishing/if-you-have-a-river-that-runs-through-your-property-do-you-have-to-buy-a-fishing-license-to-fish-in-it.html#comment-2939 laws and regulations will vary by state, but if you are on your property you would probably be OK. try the fish and game department in your state. laws and regulations will vary by state, but if you are on your property you would probably be OK. try the fish and game department in your state.

]]> http://fishingonthebounty.com/fishing/if-you-have-a-river-that-runs-through-your-property-do-you-have-to-buy-a-fishing-license-to-fish-in-it.html/comment-page-1#comment-2938 Healthcare Reform NOW! Tue, 04 Aug 2009 02:10:20 +0000 http://fishingonthebounty.com/fishing/if-you-have-a-river-that-runs-through-your-property-do-you-have-to-buy-a-fishing-license-to-fish-in-it.html#comment-2938 If you enjoy fishing why wouldn't you by a license? The fees collected help the state maintain the enviroment and you as a fisherman benefit from it. If you enjoy fishing why wouldn’t you by a license? The fees collected help the state maintain the enviroment and you as a fisherman benefit from it.

]]> http://fishingonthebounty.com/fishing/if-you-have-a-river-that-runs-through-your-property-do-you-have-to-buy-a-fishing-license-to-fish-in-it.html/comment-page-1#comment-2937 dumdum Tue, 04 Aug 2009 01:52:59 +0000 http://fishingonthebounty.com/fishing/if-you-have-a-river-that-runs-through-your-property-do-you-have-to-buy-a-fishing-license-to-fish-in-it.html#comment-2937 You may own the river,but in most of the western states, the fish and game belong to the State. The State regulates the fish and game laws. The exception is tribal lands and their rights. You may own the river,but in most of the western states, the fish and game belong to the State. The State regulates the fish and game laws. The exception is tribal lands and their rights.

]]> http://fishingonthebounty.com/fishing/if-you-have-a-river-that-runs-through-your-property-do-you-have-to-buy-a-fishing-license-to-fish-in-it.html/comment-page-1#comment-2936 UriK Mon, 03 Aug 2009 22:54:31 +0000 http://fishingonthebounty.com/fishing/if-you-have-a-river-that-runs-through-your-property-do-you-have-to-buy-a-fishing-license-to-fish-in-it.html#comment-2936 Yes you will . You may own the land on both sides of the river, but the state has control of the fish and game on your property- Think of it this way- You can't kill deer on your property out of season and with out a license, so why should they let you fish without a license? Yes you will . You may own the land on both sides of the river, but the state has control of the fish and game on your property- Think of it this way- You can’t kill deer on your property out of season and with out a license, so why should they let you fish without a license?

]]> http://fishingonthebounty.com/fishing/if-you-have-a-river-that-runs-through-your-property-do-you-have-to-buy-a-fishing-license-to-fish-in-it.html/comment-page-1#comment-2935 AnglersR Mon, 03 Aug 2009 18:44:08 +0000 http://fishingonthebounty.com/fishing/if-you-have-a-river-that-runs-through-your-property-do-you-have-to-buy-a-fishing-license-to-fish-in-it.html#comment-2935 Yes in some states no in others. In Wisconsin for instance you actually don't own any of the river itself that is public domain. For instance a person can float down the river for whatever reason or wade through it without trespassing as long as they don't touch the bank. That is why fishing even on private property requires a license in some states the water isn't considered private. I would contact your state department of natural resources or similar organization to find out for certain. Yes in some states no in others. In Wisconsin for instance you actually don’t own any of the river itself that is public domain. For instance a person can float down the river for whatever reason or wade through it without trespassing as long as they don’t touch the bank. That is why fishing even on private property requires a license in some states the water isn’t considered private. I would contact your state department of natural resources or similar organization to find out for certain.

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