North Carolina Wildlife Increasing Fees For Fishing, Hunting Licenses
I have spent a dollar or two on a fishing license. It’s always well worth the price. My lakes of choice in the Tarheel State are Wylie and Norman. But things are changing. North Carolina state wildlife increasing fees for fishing, hunting licenses.
North Carolina Wildlife Increasing Fees
According to wsoctv.com, the announcement about the increases came Thursday by the State Wildlife Resources Commission. The change is not tiny but it is manageable for most folks. The fee for North Carolina residents for hunting-inland fishing license will go from $35 to $45. If you live out of state, the season long hunting licenses will raise to $119. Non residents looking for a ten day hunting license will see an increase of $15 to $95.
Here’s When The Price Hike Takes Effect
These changes will take effect July 1. I will tell you from experience that having a day on the lake fishing is one of the best things to do as a family. It is worth the price of admission. While so many kids are addicted to electronics, get your child “hooked” on fishing.
While we are here at Father’s Day, I can tell you that fishing was one of the things my Dad and I bonded over. He taught me when I was around 3 years old. And even then he told me if you want to be a real fisherman you need to bait your own hook, take off your own fish, then clean it and cook it yourself. See, fishing isn’t just about catching fish. It’s about time spent and memories made. The funny thing is my Daddy really didn’t like to fish. But he knew I loved it and he took me as often as he could.
Yes, it’s true. North Carolina wildlife is increasing fees for your license to hunt or fish. But I promise it’s worth time spent with very important people in your life. And making lasting memories. To learn more about this story get details from our source, Channel 9, right here.