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Students & municipal officials Stock 925 Fish
State wildlife officials and Boston school children ushered in the spring fishing season today, releasing 925 state hatchery-raised trout and salmon into Jamaica Pond in Jamaica Plain. Environment Undersecretary Philip Griffiths and Department of Fish and Game (DFG) Commissioner Mary Griffin participated in the event, which is part of an annual effort to stock 500 Massachusetts lakes, rivers, reservoirs, streams, and rivers with fish raised at hatcheries operated by MassWildlife, a division of DFG. Students from three Boston schools gathered pondside to help state and city officials stock 800 rainbow trout averaging 14 inches long, 50 brook...
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State wildlife officials and Boston school children ushered in the spring fishing season today, releasing 925 state hatchery-raised trout and salmon into Jamaica Pond in Jamaica Plain. Environment Undersecretary Philip Griffiths and Department of Fish and Game (DFG) Commissioner Mary Griffin participated in the event, which is part of an annual effort to stock 500 Massachusetts lakes, rivers, reservoirs, streams, and rivers with fish raised at hatcheries operated by MassWildlife, a division of DFG. Students from three Boston schools gathered pondside to help state and city officials stock 800 rainbow trout averaging 14 inches long, 50 brook...
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Massachusetts Fishing News
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- The Department of Conservation and Recreation invites interested sportsmen and women, foresters, land trust and watershed association members and other conservationists t... - Massachussetts Trout Stocking Begins in Mid March
- Bay State anglers can look forward to over 579,900 feisty brook, brown, rainbow and tiger trout being stocked this spring according to figures released by MassWildlife. W... - Midwinter Bald Eagle Survey
- WHAT: Mid-Winter Bald Eagle SurveyWHEN: Friday, January 9, 2009, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.WHERE: STATEWIDE - Wildlife staff will be available in the field for media and interested ... - CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE UNDETECTED IN BAY STATE DEER
- Based on data gathered during this past year, no evidence of chronic wasting disease (CWD) was detected in Massachusetts deer or moose. MassWildlife recently received res... - FRANCIS W. SARGENT CONSERVATION AWARD PRESENTED
- Michael Yacino, a long-time champion of Massachusetts sportsmen and women, recently received the Governor Francis W. Sargent Conservation Award from the Fisheries and Wil...
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Massachusetts Fishing Regs & Licenses
Resident
Annual Fishing - $27.50
Annual Minor Fishing (Age 15-17) - $11.50
Annual Fishing (Age 65-69) - $16.25
Annual Fishing (Age 70 or over) - FREE
Nonresident
Annual Fishing - $37.50
Annual Fishing (Age 15-17) - $11.50
License Requirements:
Fees for first resident license, all non-resident licenses, free licenses, duplicate licenses and stamps include a $5.00 fee for the Wildlands Conservation Stamp.
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Annual Fishing - $27.50
Annual Minor Fishing (Age 15-17) - $11.50
Annual Fishing (Age 65-69) - $16.25
Annual Fishing (Age 70 or over) - FREE
Nonresident
Annual Fishing - $37.50
Annual Fishing (Age 15-17) - $11.50
License Requirements:
Fees for first resident license, all non-resident licenses, free licenses, duplicate licenses and stamps include a $5.00 fee for the Wildlands Conservation Stamp.
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