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During the free fishing days,
anglers without licenses will not be ticketed. However, normal bag limits,
possession limits and regulations will remain in effect. For more
information on state fishing regulations, participants should consult the
2004 Colorado Fishing Brochure, which is available online at http://wildlife.state.co.us/Brochures/,
or at DOW and licensed agents offices.
The DOW’s weekly Colorado fishing
report has a list of where interested parties can take advantage of the
free fishing days. The report contains angling information on bodies of
water across the state, a list of recently stocked waters, weekly
hotspots, and techniques that have proven successful for the state’s most
productive lakes, reservoirs, streams and ponds.
The Colorado fishing report can be
found once a week in most Colorado newspapers, and online at http://wildlife.state.co.us/fishing/fishcond.asp.
The report can also be heard via telephone by calling (303) 291-7534.
Throughout the rest of the year,
anglers who are 16 or older need to purchase a license before casting a
fishing line. Fishing licenses can be purchased over the Internet as part
of the DOW’s efforts to improve customer service.
An annual resident fishing license
costs $20.25, and an annual nonresident license costs $40.25. One-day,
five-day and senior annual fishing licenses are also available. Fishing
licenses can be purchased at DOW offices, from licensed agents at many
sporting goods or supermarket locations, or online at
http://wildlife.state.co.us/total_licensing/.
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