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No, any person fishing in their own county of residence on their homestead property or the homestead property of their spouse or minor child is not required to have a freshwater fishing license.
Saltwater shoreline licenses are free for Florida residents, but you still need to register. This includes fishing from shores, or anything attached to them, such as docks or piers. These licenses are not valid if fishing from any shoreline that you need a vessel to reach.
Is it ok for my guests to fish the pond without a fishing license? (Randy N.) Answer: No, your guests need fishing licenses. Seasons, bag limits and other California angling regulations apply to all waters on private lands in California, except for the ponds registered to licensed aquaculturists.
Florida residents and visitors are required to possess a Florida hunting, freshwater fishing or saltwater fishing license when engaged in fishing and hunting activities. A license is required to attempt to take fish. If you cast a line or catch and release, you need a fishing license.
You must have the SPL to commercially harvest and sell saltwater products, and you may sell only to a licensed Florida wholesale dealer. If you are commercially harvesting from a vessel it must be registered as a commercial vessel.
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A freshwater fishing license is not required if: A fish pond is a man-made pond constructed for the primary purpose of fishing, entirely within the property lines of the owner and with no surface water connection to public waters. You are fishing during a free freshwater fishing day.
Saltwater Products Licenses (SPL) Endorsements LicenseFee Saltwater Products License Crew Resident $150.00 Saltwater Products License Individual Alien $300.00 Saltwater Products License Individual Nonresident $200.00 Saltwater Products License Individual Resident $50.007 more rows
Florida residents age 65 or older only need a Florida Driver License or Identification Card to prove residency and age. They are not required to purchase the following recreational licenses and permits: Saltwater fishing, freshwater fishing and hunting licenses.

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