the 2010 digest - New Hampshire Fish and Game Department

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License Information How To Use This Book 1. Review License Information on pages 4–5; Definitions on pages 6–7; Important Laws and Rules, including Unlawful Actions on pages 8–9; and Ice Fishing Rules on page 27. 2. If you want to fish a lake or pond, check to see if it is listed in Lakes & Ponds with Special Rules (pages 12–17). —— If it is listed, make note of any restrictions, seasons, bag limits, methods or additional/special rules shown. For those lakes and ponds listed as Trout Ponds, Fly-fishing only, Wild Trout or Lake Trout and/or Salmon waters, refer to Lakes & Ponds: Special Rules on page 10. —— If the lake or pond is not listed on pages 12–17, follow Lakes & Ponds: General Rules (page 11), including seasons, bag limits, etc., as shown. 3. If you want to fish a river or stream, check to see if it is listed in Rivers & Streams with Special Rules (pages 19–22). —— If it is listed, make note of any restrictions, seasons, bag limits, methods or additional/special rules shown for the specified section. —— If the river or stream is not listed on pages 19–22, follow Rivers & Streams: General Rules (page 18), including seasons, bag limits, etc., as shown. Buying a License Fishing and hunting licenses, valid Jan. 1 to Dec. 31 of each year, may be purchased online via www.FishNH.com, from license agents, Fish and Game Department headquarters in Concord, Fish and Game Region 1, 2 and 4 offices and some town or city clerks. The license must be carried on your person when fishing and/or hunting. MouNtaiN Road tRadiNg PoSt Canoes, Kayaks and more... Sales, rentals, service, lessons and demos. Fishing tackle—we outfit fishing kayaks. Lost Licenses Lost licenses can be replaced at Fish and Game’s Concord headquarters, or at the license agency that issued the original license. The cost of a duplicate license is $6.00 per license form. Violation/Revocation Violation of any fishing law or rule, littering, or criminal trespass (RSA 214:19; 207:36-b; 635:2) will result in the revocation of your fishing license or privilege. Exceptions A fishing license is not required for children under the age of 16 (RSA 214:2). Fisheries Habitat Fee All anglers pay a $1 fisheries habitat fee, which is included in the license price. Revenue is used to improve and restore fisheries habitats. Residency Requirements To obtain a license at resident rates, the person must present to the issuing agent a valid New Hampshire driver’s license or nondriver’s picture identification card issued by the N.H. Department of Safety, Div. of Motor Vehicles. Whenever the applicant is under 18 years of age, the parent or guardian of the applicant shall be a resident and present their valid N.H. driver’s license or nondriver’s picture identification. Note: Any person who is no longer a legal resident of the state, but still retains a valid N.H. driver’s license, is guilty of a misdemeanor if he/she tries to obtain a resident fishing, hunting or trapping license based on this driver’s license. Military Licenses N.H. residents who are regular active duty in the U.S. Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, or Coast Guard permanently stationed outside the state may be eligible for free temporary hunting and fishing licenses. Available at N.H. Fish and Game Headquarters in Concord; Region 1, 2 and 4 offices; or by mail or fax (603) 271-5829 (download an Active Duty Military License application from the Fish and Game website and send with duty orders). A copy of duty orders must be presented for verification. Call (603) 271-3422 for information. Non-resident military personnel on regular, active duty, and permanently stationed in New Hampshire, may purchase licenses at N.H. resident rates. 68 Mountain Road • Raymond, NH On the way to Pawtuckaway State Park (603) 895-3501 • mrtp@mrtp.net • www.mrtp.net We’re off the beaten path — but worth the trip! DON’T SPEND ALL YOUR TIME FISHIN’ AROUND FOR INFORMATION Just visit our website! www.FishNH.com • Buy your N.H. fishing license online • Sign up for weekly fishing reports • Find out where to fish • Let’s Go Fishing class schedule • Fishing tips & depth maps • Download the Freshwater Fishing Guide • Fish N.H. and relax… We have what you’re looking for! 4 2010 New Hampshire Freshwater Fishing Digest
Licenses: Fees & Requirements NH RESIDENTs NONRESIDENTs type of license 2010 Fee Age Resident Hunting & Fishing* Proof of hunter ed. course or previous hunting license required. $46.00 16–67 Resident 1-Day Fishing* $10.00 16–67 Resident Fishing* $35.00 16–67 Atlantic Salmon Brood Stock Permit Fishing license required. $11.00 16+ Resident Hunting and/or Fishing over age 68* Remainder of life. Must be resident 2 yrs. Deer tag not issued—see Hunting Digest. Proof of hunter ed. course or previous hunting license required for hunting license. Free 68+ All Duplicate Licenses Issued at Concord Headquarters and original issuing license agent. See page 4 for explanation. $6.00** n/a Nonresident Hunting & Fishing* Proof of hunter ed. course or previous hunting license required. $141.00 16+ Nonresident Fishing* (all species) $53.00 16+ Atlantic Salmon Brood Stock Permit Fishing license required. $11.00 16+ Nonresident 1-Day Fishing* $15.00 16+ Nonresident 3-Day Fishing* (consecutive days only) $28.00 16+ Nonresident 7-Day Fishing* (consecutive days only) $35.00 16+ All Duplicate Licenses Issued at Concord Headquarters and original issuing license agent. See page 4 for explanation. $6.00** n/a FOR THE TOUGHEST JOBS ON PLANET EARTH ® 1-800-966-3458 Made in U.S.A. © 2009 Gorilla Glue Company NOTE: A $1.00 Fisheries Habitat Fee has been added to all Fishing Licenses. * Fishing licenses allow taking of all species except Atlantic salmon brood stock. ** The $6 fee is for each license form. For example, if you have one license form containing both hunting and fishing licenses, the cost will be $6. If these licenses are on two separate forms and you lose both, the cost will be $6 each. Buy your license online—anytime at www.FishNH.com Selected Miscellaneous Licenses Available only at Fish & Game Department, 11 Hazen Drive, Concord, NH, (603) 271-3422. 2010 Fee The All-Terrain Building For You Resident Guide, Hunting or Fishing $ 59.50 Nonresident Guide, Hunting or Fishing 200.50 Bait Dealer's Resident Retail 26.00 Bait Dealer's Resident Wholesale and Retail 76.00 Bait Dealer's Nonresident Retail 51.00 Bait Dealer's Nonresident Wholesale and Retail 151.00 You’ve spent thousands of dollars on outdoor sporting equipment; why wouldn’t you protect the equipment you rely on. With building widths of 13' to 30', to any length, QuickStructures buildings are the ideal all-terrain building. View the “How Strong is DuraWeave” video on our website. 866.533.2333 www.quickstructures.com “Fabric Building Solutions For The Real World” www.FishNH.com 5
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