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NJ Saltwater Fisherman => Fisheries Management => Topic started by: Hunter 2 on April 11, 2013, 10:46:27 AM
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Make sure your up to date. t^
Heres the link
http://www.nj.gov/dep/saltwaterregistry/
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slt Thanks Eddie!!! Good to do things the right way! t^
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and for those who may "drift over the line", don't forget you DO need to register in NY also. NJ and NY DO NOT have reciprocity for some unfathomable reason.
Clicky for NY Registration (https://nyfgisales.appsolgrp.com/fgnyia/html/index.jsp)
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FYI on the NJDEP site:
http://www.njfishandwildlife.com/als/websalesintro.htm
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and for those who may "drift over the line", don't forget you DO need to register in NY also. NJ and NY DO NOT have reciprocity for some unfathomable reason.
Clicky for NY Registration (https://nyfgisales.appsolgrp.com/fgnyia/html/index.jsp)
is NY free also?
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Yes, NY is also free. t^
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Yes, NY is also free. t^
I read that if I'm fishing for Anadromous species in the Hudson, This license covers me. Anyone know if thats the case? I'm looking to fish around Newburgh and a bit further north.
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the way I read it you are correct. Marine registry only if your only target is stripers and/or herring. Freshwater license for any other species in the Hudson (north of the GWB.)
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From the NY fishing regs site...
License requirements
Depending on the specific location of the Hudson River fishing activities, and/or the specific species fished for, an angler may need to have a recreational marine fishing registry, a fishing license or both :
If you are fishing downstream from the Tappan Zee Bridge, you are considered fishing in the marine and coastal district and will need to enroll in the recreational marine fishing registry.
If you are fishing upstream from the Tappan Zee Bridge and are fishing for non-migratory fish (such as largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, catfish, carp, walleye, and perch) only, you need to have a fishing license.
If you are fishing upstream from the Tappan Zee Bridge and are fishing for "migratory fish from the sea" (such as striped bass, hickory shad, and anadromous river herring (blueback herring, or alewife)) only, you need to enroll in the recreational marine fishing registry.
If you are fishing upstream from the Tappan Zee Bridge and are fishing for migratory fish from the sea and non-migratory fish, you need to enroll in a recreational marine fishing registry and also have a fishing license.
Definitely not well spelled out, but it appears that, as Warren said, only the registration if you are targeting migratory fish ONLY.
http://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/31427.html
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Thanks Warren,
I also registered for my yearly NY State freshwater license. t^
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the link that Warren posted seems to be for frewshawater, I remember recieving a brown Sticker looking reg from ny last year and I cant find the link
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Its D.E.C.A.L.S....are you sure its fresh water only? I used the same DEC # that I have in the past and it wokred ok for me and the 4 others I had to do. UGH that def has to stop. lol
Description: MarineReg 2013 | Cost: $0.00
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the link that Warren posted seems to be for frewshawater
Nope, not true, that's the link I used. You need your NYDEC number. For new customers go here:
Clicky Here if you don't have a DEC number (https://nyfgisales.appsolgrp.com/fgnyia/newCustomerLogin.do?NYCookie=71348084)