Bvi form 20a 2025

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The document is an application form for a pleasure fishing licence issued by the Conservation & Fisheries Department of the British Virgin Islands. It outlines the necessary information required from the applicant, including personal details, vessel information, and fishing gear description, along with instructions for completing the form.

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How much is a fishing license in BVI?

Each person wishing to fish in BVI waters must be in possession of a recreational fishing license. These can be obtained from The Department of Agriculture and Fisheries via their website for a fee of $45. BVISUPCO are happy to assist with this process for a fee of $60 including the governmental fee.

Where can I fish in the BVI?

There are three main areas in the BVI where you can fish: the North Drop, the South Drop, and the horseshoe reef. There is also the Seamount in the south, but its a long way and a difficult place to fish unless youre a local.

Can you fish on the shore?

Both freshwater and saltwater fish species can be caught from shoreline spots. Some of the freshwater fish species that are most commonly caught by shoreline anglers include largemouth bass, rainbow trout, bluegill, crappie, and catfish.

How to get a BVI fishing license?

Fishing Licenses are processed by the Conservation and Fisheries Department in Road Town, Tortola. Contact 1-284-468-2700. A temporary pleasure fishing licence, which is valid for one month, may be obtained for a fee of (approx.) $45.00.

Is fishing allowed in the BVI?

For recreational fishing, Local and Foreign vessels are required to have a Certificate of Registration and Fishery Licence to be used in the BVI. Fishing Licenses are processed by the Conservation and Fisheries Department in Road Town, Tortola. Contact 1-284-468-2700.

Can you fish from shore in the BVI?

Inshore Fishing: The BVI offers some of the most sought-after inshore fishing opportunities in the world. Target species such as bonefish and tarpon can be found throughout the islands, but the flats around Anegada are a particular hotspot for bonefish, while tarpon tend to gather in mangroves and harbors near Tortola.

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