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I just got an emailed survey from NYDEC since I annually purchase both a hunting (and archery and turkey) license and freshwater fishing license as a non-resident in NY.  They are looking for input on support or lack thereof for a future saltwater fishing license.  I'm sure many others here have gotten or will be getting the same link.     

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Posted
7 minutes ago, GreeneHunter said:

I received the Email and  Do Not Support it !

Don't know how others feel, but I supported it as I did in NJ which went with a free registry and now regrets that decision.  Hunting and fishing license fees, at least here in NJ, are put into the Dedicated Hunter and Angler Fund and Trenton politicians can't touch it.  Those funds go directly to the management of fish, game and non-game alike.  Saltwater has no fees currently in our two states, and the states suffer to cover expenses by lacking that revenue.  Also, the cost of the license is about the cheapest thing we spend our money on.  There is no bigger bargain out there IMO.  

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30 minutes ago, Bucksnbows said:

Don't know how others feel, but I supported it as I did in NJ which went with a free registry and now regrets that decision.  Hunting and fishing license fees, at least here in NJ, are put into the Dedicated Hunter and Angler Fund and Trenton politicians can't touch it.  Those funds go directly to the management of fish, game and non-game alike.  Saltwater has no fees currently in our two states, and the states suffer to cover expenses by lacking that revenue.  Also, the cost of the license is about the cheapest thing we spend our money on.  There is no bigger bargain out there IMO.  

Well said ... unfortunately this is New York State ... Trust Not Want Not !

Posted
19 minutes ago, GreeneHunter said:

Well said ... unfortunately this is New York State ... Trust Not Want Not !

Does your state share hunting and fishing revenues with Albany or are you like NJ and it’s kept separate from our General Treasury if you know?  I’m just curious. 

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Absolutely NO! I don't want to support the mismanagement of our ocean with our (rod and reel fishermen and women) money. If they want money, get it from the commercial fisherman , who are the real reason our oceans are decimated. I doubt NY would use the money for anything good. 

Posted (edited)

I would be for doing it like they do out in CA.  Require a license, except for on public fishing piers.  

Edited by Wolc123
Posted (edited)

What habitat are they going to manage?  

Problems we have now could be addressed without more money from my pocket, but aren't. And not because they can't afford it. 

It's NY, more money is always better than less money. Even if they don't need it, they'll find a way to waste it. 

 

 

Edited by cas
Posted

The NYS Thruway was supposed to be payed off after 25 years and then no Tolls - Didn't happen !

The George Washington Bridge going over to New Jersey was supposed to be paid off after 25 years then no Tolls - Didn't happen !

The Lottery was supposed to generate enough income to eliminate School Taxes - Didn't happen !

Social Security was supposed to be independent of all other Funds - Didn't happen !

If they - Politicians - can figure a way to Re Distribute Funds they will ( given the chance ) !

( just wondering how many trolls will check what I just said ! :tooth: )

 

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