Fishing License Reminder

[Alex Heitman]

Don't forget missouri fishing licenses expire on Feb 28th just a reminder guys. I almost forgot.

[Jim Dunn]

Thanks, I did forget. My first TX isn't until the end of March so I have a little time.

[gitnby]

real simple to renew on-line. you can save the file and print it again if you lose it. Or, print 2 copies, one for your wallet and one to keep in the boat.

https://www.mo.wildlifelicense.com/start.php

[ZoomZoom]

Thanks for the reminder also. I still like the coservation department printer at Wal Mart because the paper is water proof and tear proof. It won't surprise me if that ends soon to save the department some money.

[Jerry Rapp]

I am just wondering. I have been checked one time in 35 yrs for a permit. And I was bank fishing then at Iron Mountain Lake. Would I have been ahead by not buying a permit for that time? Not counting all of the out of state permits I have bought and was never checked.

[fishinwrench]

I am just wondering. I have been checked one time in 35 yrs for a permit. And I was bank fishing then at Iron Mountain Lake. Would I have been ahead by not buying a permit for that time? Not counting all of the out of state permits I have bought and was never checked.

Jerry, I think that's kinda like paying sales tax, yearly PP tax, and registration fees on a used outboard motor. I'd like to find out what the fine is for failing to do so.....but nobody has ever been fined for it.

It'll cost ya 100.00 to fish without a permit. I know this because my daughter spaced hers off last year and got popped in March.

Somehow that became MY fault, so I had to pay it.

I've already reminded her this year though, so she's on her own if it happens again.

[*T*]

When I turned 60, many years ago, I purchased a Resident Lifetime Conservation Partner (Hunting and Fishing) Permit for $70. Once I turned 65, I no longer needed a fishing or small game hunting permit, as long as I had my driver's lisence on me for proof of my age. I would still need Trout Stamp, if I had not purchased Resident Lifetime Conservation Partner (Hunting and Fishing) Permit.

From age 60 thru 65 there was some cost savings to be had on permits, as well as never needing to purchase another Trout Stamp. And a great gift to a youngster, age 15 or under would be a Lifetime Fishing ($275), Hunting ($275) or both ($550) permit.

Have a good day!

Resident Lifetime Small Game Hunting Permit

This permit carries the same privileges as the Resident Small Game Hunting Permit, Migratory Bird Hunting Permit, and Conservation Order Permit. Deer and turkey hunting privileges are not included. A federal duck stamp is required for hunting waterfowl.

PERMIT TYPE FEE Age 15 and under $275.00 Age 16-29 $400.00 Age 30-39 $350.00 Age 40-59 $300.00 Age 60-64 $35.00 Resident Lifetime Fishing Permits

This permit carries the same privileges as the Resident Fishing Permit and the Trout Permit.

PERMIT TYPE FEE Age 15 and under $275.00 Age 16-29 $400.00 Age 30-39 $350.00 Age 40-59 $300.00 Age 60-64 $35.00 Resident Lifetime Conservation Partner (Hunting and Fishing) Permits

This permit carries the same privileges as the Resident Hunting and Fishing Permit, Trout Permit, Migratory Bird Hunting Permit and Conservation Order Permit. Deer and turkey hunting privileges are not included. A federal duck stamp is required for hunting waterfowl.

PERMIT TYPE FEE Age 15 and under $550.00 Age 16-29 $800.00 Age 30-39 $700.00 Age 40-59 $600.00 Age 60-64 $70.00

[fishinwrench]

A 15 year old has no idea where he/she is going to live for the rest of their life.

If they move out of state, then come back to visit..... How does THAT work?

Lifetime memberships are basically a BS proposition IMO.

I bought lifetime memberships into both B.A.S.S. and NRA back when I was in my late teens-early 20's and I don't get $#it from either one anymore. No magazines...nothing, and haven't for years.

[*T*]

Good point. I've asked that question of Mo. Dept. of Conservation.

Hopefully this re-post clears up the formatting of information

Resident Lifetime Small Game Hunting Permit

This permit carries the same privileges as the Resident Small Game Hunting Permit, Migratory Bird Hunting Permit, and Conservation Order Permit. Deer and turkey hunting privileges are not included. A federal duck stamp is required for hunting waterfowl.

PERMIT TYPE FEE Age 15 and under $275.00 Age 16-29 $400.00 Age 30-39 $350.00 Age 40-59 $300.00 Age 60-64 $35.00

Resident Lifetime Fishing Permits

This permit carries the same privileges as the Resident Fishing Permit and the Trout Permit.

PERMIT TYPE FEE Age 15 and under $275.00 Age 16-29 $400.00 Age 30-39 $350.00 Age 40-59 $300.00 Age 60-64 $35.00 Resident Lifetime

Conservation Partner (Hunting and Fishing) Permits

This permit carries the same privileges as the Resident Hunting and Fishing Permit, Trout Permit, Migratory Bird Hunting Permit and Conservation Order Permit. Deer and turkey hunting privileges are not included. A federal duck stamp is required for hunting waterfowl.

PERMIT TYPE FEE Age 15 and under $550.00 Age 16-29 $800.00 Age 30-39 $700.00 Age 40-59 $600.00 Age 60-64 $70.00

[fly2fish]

A 15 year old has no idea where he/she is going to live for the rest of their life.

If they move out of state, then come back to visit..... How does THAT work?

Lifetime memberships are basically a BS proposition IMO.

I bought lifetime memberships into both B.A.S.S. and NRA back when I was in my late teens-early 20's and I don't get $#it from either one anymore. No magazines...nothing, and haven't for years.

I know in Oklahoma, a lifetime license is still good no matter what state you move to.

F2F