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Another thing that has been apparent during the last few years is the move from freshwater fishing to saltwater fishing. This has happened locally probably more so than in some other areas. (Bainbridge Post Searchlight, GA)
Bill has nonresidents paying what they pay at home Jan 24, 2007
Maryland has a nonresident freshwater fishing license fee policy similar to Cook's proposal, but it has a flat nonresident license fee of 14 to fish Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries year round. Maryland changed its licensing fee schedule when all vendors changed to computer licensing about 1999, said Sharon Carrick, director of licensing and registration for the Maryland Department of Natural Resources. (Bismarck Tribune, ND)
Perdue's 'Go Fish' plan aims to lure tournaments Jan 21, 2007
The state's freshwater fishing industry employs some 9,000 people and has an estimated economic impact of more than $1 billion annually, but in Florida, for instance, the business is almost twice as large. The new improvements also would aim to land more lucrative fishing tournaments. (Athens Banner-Herald)
* Turtles are a smuggler's goldmine puvt Jan 17, 2007
H (dan4 shui3 de5) : I prefer freshwater fishing to saltwater fishing. (wHC). (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World)
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