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Toledo Bend Fishing License
He has sold that camp and we now rent each time we go up there and we are looking to rent a camp on the TX side. If we are launching on the TX side, do we need a TX fishing license? I don't want to get a ticket. I have gotten several answers from several different people. I even called TX wildlife and fisheries and the lady on the other end of the line sounded a little confused and hesitant and said (with no confidence in her voice ) that you need a TX license if you are launching and bringing fish out of lake on the TX side. What are the rules?!?!?! -Jordan |
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Where ever u launch from is where u haveto have a license for i believe
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Wow...if that is the case, I have been fishing in Toledo Bend illegally for many years...woops. Anyone else have a definite answer?
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that is definitely the rule, have to have a license for the state you launch and adhere to their limits
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i don't think thats correct. either license is accetable unless you are fishing from the bank. In fishing from bank or boat dock on texas side must have texas license. |
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Tx and La have a reciprocal agreement on Toledo. Can launch from either side with a Tx or La license.
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Thats correct |
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Tx and La can agree not to give tickets, but LA and Miss is a whole different story!
we fish a club tournament there 2x a year and we launch on both sides and never had a problem with wlf from la or tx as long as your fish are legal and you have a license from either state your good! |
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