| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 361.1 | It's free if your 65 or older | VICKI::DODIER | | Tue Jun 02 1987 08:49 | 10 |
| I don't have an "800" number but the the fishing guide said
to call 603-271-3421 for information. If your not familiar with these
licences, it is going to cost (ballpark) $400-$600 depending on
your age. The older you are the less expensive it is.
RAYJ
P.S. Those were at last years prices. Since the licences went up
almost 50%, the above figure may now be off by that much. If you
get a price, why don't you list it in here.
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| 361.2 | No wonder they don't list the price! | CLT::HARROW | Bad spellers of the world untie | Tue Jun 02 1987 15:39 | 4 |
| Thanks, that's just the kind of info I was wondering about.
A bit rich for my blood though!
-Jer
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| 361.3 | | ANGORA::BUSHEE | George Bushee | Tue Jun 02 1987 16:21 | 9 |
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RE: .1 > Free if your 65 or older..
How can they have the Ba**s to say it's free when they hit
ya with a fee of $400-600 ?? That don't seem to free to me...
couldn't resist.. :^}
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| 361.4 | Probably how it works | VICKI::DODIER | | Wed Jun 03 1987 09:16 | 14 |
| I have a correction. You do not need a fishing license if you
are *68* or older. An indication of the cost (just guessing) would
be as follows for a 30 year old person.
30 years from 68 years = 38 years x 17.75 (fishing licence fee)
Totals $674.50
Considering that last year the fishing licence was roughly $5
cheaper, a life time licence would have been a savings of about $190
using the above formula. Of course this only applies if you remain a
resident or live long enough to take advantage of it.
RAYJ
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