How Do You All Like The New Permits?

[Brian Jones]

The on-line process is definitely easy, but I still like the old permits better. And I am really curious to see how these new tags will hold up during deer season.

[ozark trout fisher]

Who needs a fishing license?

[Flysmallie]

I don't mind them, but I've been buying them online for several years. I do like the fact that you can print several copies and you can keep going back to the site for six months to reprint them for free.

I couldn't care less what they are printed on, who prints them or how much it costs. If I need one to fish I will do whatever it takes.

[Smalliebigs]

I don't mind them, but I've been buying them online for several years. I do like the fact that you can print several copies and you can keep going back to the site for six months to reprint them for free.

I couldn't care less what they are printed on, who prints them or how much it costs. If I need one to fish I will do whatever it takes.

I couldn't agree with you more Ronnie......I'm one of those Missouri citizens that needs several copies of my license thru out the year

[Gary Lange]

My Permit is a beautiful piece of plastic like a credit card. I think it's great but it is a little old now.

[troutfiend1985]

I like mine. I thought at first that the system might only allow a person to print one copy of the license and then charge you for subsequent copies. However, allowing a person to print 5 or 6 copies of their license allows me to have a license in my car, in my waders, in my tackle box and two at home just in case. I think this is a great system and I was wrong about it being arbitrary in my initial views of the system. So, MDC I owe you an apology on this one. The system is a nice addition.

[Ken Lane]

Missouri has a long history of silly and inane permit materials and most require some sort of Origami (sure it's spelled wrong) function to store the silly thing----------