Hey, thanks for watching! Great question! In California, annual fishing licenses are valid from January 1st to December 31st of the same year, regardless of when you purchase them. If you buy a license in December, it will still expire at the end of the year, so you’d need to purchase a new 2025 license starting in January. Let us know if you need more info, tight lines!"

Hey, thanks for sharing your experience! Prices for fishing trips can vary a lot depending on the location, and Key West tends to be more expensive than Barbados overall. The cost of living and general expenses in Key West are significantly higher, which is why charters there often come at a premium. That said, each location offers its own unique experience, so hopefully you enjoyed both! Let us know if you have any other questions, and tight lines! 🎣

Hey there, thanks for watching! Yes, you can definitely catch fish from the surf and piers in the DR. Common catches from shore include Snapper, Jacks, and even Barracuda. It depends on where you'll be visiting exactly, but it you're staying around Punta Cana or Bayahibe, try casting near rocky areas, beaches, or jetties where fish like to gather. Some spots to check out first are: Cabeza de Toro Beach (Punta Cana), Playa Juanillo (near Cap Cana), and Bayahibe Beach. Just keep in mind that shore fishing can vary with conditions, so asking locals or visiting a tackle shop for tips can be super helpful too. You can also book a local charter through fishingbooker.com if you want a guided experience. Hope you have an awesome time fishing in the DR!

Hey there! The reason we don't include prices in the video is because fishing license fees change from year to year, so we prefer to direct viewers to up-to-date information. That's why we provide a link to our fishing license blog page in the description, where you can find all the latest price breakdowns. You can also check out the official North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission page for the most current prices and regulations: www.ncwildlife.org/Licensing. Hope this helps! Tight lines 🎣

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Hey, thanks for the comment! That sounds like a great set up! Since you're visiting Oahu regularly, you'll have plenty of great options and time to explore. For shore fishing, you can try spots like Ala Moana Beach Park, Sand Island, or Waikiki's Kapahulu Groin for a variety of species. If you're up for some deeper waters, there are plenty of charters out of Kewalo Basin or Waianae Harbor that offer trips targeting big game fish like Marlin, Mahi Mahi, and Ahi Tuna. You can compare charters, read reviews, and book a trip through fishingbooker.com as well. Tight lines and hope you enjoy your time in Oahu!

Hey there, thanks for watching! To locate a fish cleaning station in Dana Point, you can check with the local marina, as many of them offer cleaning stations for anglers. Dana Point Harbor is a good place to start. If you're going out with a charter, many captains will also offer fish cleaning as part of their service. You can also check with the harbor office for more specific locations. And if you're looking to book a charter, head over to FishingBooker.com or download our app to find top-rated captains in Dana Point. Tight lines! 🎣

That's true! Free sport fishing licenses in California are available to "mobility impaired and blind or developmentally disabled individuals." As you mentioned, eligible individuals typically need to provide documentation of their disability. It's best to check the latest requirements on the official CDFW website or contact their offices directly to get detailed instructions on how to apply.

Hi Tiffany, this video belongs to FishingBooker's KZbin channel and unfortunately Tony doesn't have access to this as we are a booking platform that he uses. To get in contact with Tony, please visit his listing page at fishingbooker.com/charters/view/4988 and scroll down to where it says "Message Captain." Please let us know if you need any further assistance in getting in contact with him. Tight lines!

So happy to hear you guys had a successful trip and most importantly a fun time aboard! We'll be sure to let Captain Charlie know and be sure to also leave him a glowing review on his listing too as it goes a long way! Thanks for the kind words and tight lines!

@@FishingBooker captain Charlie came as a recommendation from a personal friend, and I reached out to him directly. Needless to say, I was amazed by the experience, and I am now trying to leave a review for him everywhere I possibly can. That being said, as I did not book through your site, I could not find a way to leave a review on your site. If that’s not the case, please let me know.

Happy Birthday 🥳 Hope you have a fun trip and catch lots of fish! Have you booked your trip already? Let us know if you need help or additional info. Tight lines 🎣

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Hey there! Thanks for the comment, we were referring to the town of Oakville in the Greater Toronto Area. According to their own website, fishing is permitted in Oakville, but only in the following areas: - On Sixteen Mile Creek (provided it is not off a bridge or roadway) a minimum of 50 meters upstream of the last upstream dock in the Oakville Harbour - On Bronte Creek north of the Rebecca Street bridge, at Petro Canada Park and other creek access points. - And on both sides of the west pier at Bronte Harbour Oakville offers and advertises a variety of angling opportunities. However, please be sure to look out for any ‘No Fishing’ signs, posted in areas where fishing isn't allowed. For more information, you can visit the Town of Oakville's website and scroll down to the 'Fishing' section: www.oakville.ca/parks-recreation-culture/parks-gardens-trails/harbours/. Tight lines!

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Hey there, absolutely! Guanacaste's got a little bit for everyone - both saltwater and freshwater options. Offshore, you can target Marlin, Sailfish, Dorado, Tuna, and more. Inshore and freshwater fishing opportunities include species like Roosterfish, Rainbow Bass (Guapote), and Machaca. It really is a spectacular region worth checking out. If you need help booking a trip, check out FishingBooker.com or our app for top-rated charters. Tight lines! 🎣"

Hi and thanks for watching! Your best bet would be to check directly with the Washington Department of Fishing & Wildlife because prices can change from time to time. Here is a link to their page with current fishing license prices: wdfw.wa.gov/licenses/fishing/types-fees. Hope this helps and let us know if you need any other information!

Hope you have an amazing time! Let us know how it goes 😊

Good catch and thanks for bringing this to our attention! 😊👍