Rather B Paddlin
Beach Lover
Are you able to buy a license on 30-A anywhere? I believe in the past I bought mine at Wally World.
At what age do kids need a fishing license?
At what age do kids need a fishing license?
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fishing on the beach
- Thread starter taterbaby
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Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
I bet Yellowfin sells licenses. Check the Grayton Corners store inside Grayton General Store, or the main store in Seagrove.
chrisv
Beach Fanatic
http://marinefisheries.org/license.htm#Rec
Should be able to get your answers at this link, but anyone 15 or under is exempt from licensing, but not from limit and bag regs.
Paula
Beach Fanatic
We had very nice snowbirds staying at our place this past February - mid-March and the guy said the fishing was great at Seacrest Beach right off the beach. One guy was coming to our area of the beach from Panama City Beach because although he and his wife were staying in PCB, he said the fishing was much better at Seacrest beach. These guys usually filled a bucket or two of fish every day (I was there in late February and they were quite successful with their fishing from what I could see -- they were out fishing every day at least during the week I was there).
It's true that some of the old cypress forest is exposed in spots, so maybe that has something to do with it. I don't fish, but given that the location is good for fishing, I may give it a try.
Remember adults need a license. I don't know about kids. I think it's pretty easy to get and you can find information on the Graytonbeach.com homepage I think.
Have a grayt vacation!
It's true that some of the old cypress forest is exposed in spots, so maybe that has something to do with it. I don't fish, but given that the location is good for fishing, I may give it a try.
Remember adults need a license. I don't know about kids. I think it's pretty easy to get and you can find information on the Graytonbeach.com homepage I think.
Have a grayt vacation!
Excellent point redfisher. Although you would be hardpressed to catch a Cobia in June. June is a great month to shark-fish along the beach at night though.
Yep, 16 is the age of licensing.