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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Virginia Junior Angler Awards Program in the editor.
- Begin by filling out the Junior Angler Information section. Enter your name, address (avoid P.O. Box), zip code, telephone number, and date of birth accurately.
- In the Catch-and-Release Information section, list up to six different species you have caught and released. For each entry, provide the species name, date of catch, and witness name.
- Select your choice between a hat or utility box by checking the appropriate box.
- Review all information for accuracy before submitting. Ensure that all required fields are completed.
- Once finished, save your document and follow the instructions to mail it to the Virginia Saltwater Fishing Tournament office before December 31st.
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The Marine Resources Commission (MRC) manages saltwater fishing and associated habitat, for both recreational and commercial species. 24/7 at 800-541-4646.