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Bajagypsy
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Fishing licence
I have done some searching on this site, and just want to make sure that I understand all the information correctly. If you are fishing in a boat you
must have a fishing licence. If you are fishing off shore you do not need a fishing licence. If you spear fish you don't need a fishing licence.
Please if I mis understood this information, let me know. We are not in the habbit of poaching!!!!
Another question that I have is can you get a fishing licence at the TJ border when you are getting your FMT?
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Alan
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The Insurance offices at the San Ysidro exit sells fishing licenses and boat permits. If you have any fishing gear on the boat, fishing or not,
EVERYBODY onboard must possess a license, fishing or not. A license is not required for surf fishing. I don't know about spear-fishing as I have had
no need to research that. I always prefer to remain at the top of the food-chain.
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shari
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you need a special permit for your spear gun...I think available at the same fishing license places...a bit more money. good luck
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Bob and Susan
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spear fish and spear-gun
apples and oranges
ONLY a fishing license required for a spear
the spear-gun is a different animal
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Bajagypsy
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I believe you need a permit if you are spearfishing from a boat with a spear gun, but if you snorkle off shore to spear fish you do not.
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shari
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Juan begs to differ gypsy...says your speargun needs a permit...something about this being a restricted Zone because of the biosphere reserve or
something....??
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Bob and Susan
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remember shari...speargun and spear are two different things
edit: ask jaun
[Edited on 7-10-2007 by Bob and Susan]
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shari
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uh yeah...so....is a spear like a hawain sling? which are totally illegal and Juan says spear guns need permits any way you use them...pistolas need a
special permiso.
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Bajagypsy
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Goodness, we have been bad people, as we didn't think you needed a permit for a spear gun, tell Juan thanx, and we will be getting a permit with our tourist
visa's this next trip.
Shari can you ask Juan if it is a different or special permit other than just a regular fishing permit?
[Edited on 7-28-2007 by Bajagypsy]
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shari
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As well as your personal fishing license you need a special permit for the spear gun...called pistola or harpon...good luck. Wait till ya see the
sheepshead teeth necklace I made! Hope you guys spear some big ones to make another one.
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Sunman
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KAYAK
So I assume fishing from a kayak = license required?
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Bob and Susan
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to be perfectly legal...yes
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Don Alley
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Sunman
So I assume fishing from a kayak = license required? |
Yes, you need a license. And you need a boat license for the kayak, that's the law. Also, many license agents, in Mexico and the USA, will no longer
sell you a license for a kayak unless you have documentation (title and/or registration) for your kayak. One exception is the Conapesca office in San
Diego; they'll sell you the kayak license without documents. (That was the situation as of last March).
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Sunman
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Wow, had no idea. Hardly worth the hassle to drag a plastic sit on top along then. Thanks much folks. Outstanding board here!
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Taco de Baja
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Don Alley
| Quote: | Originally posted by Sunman
So I assume fishing from a kayak = license required? |
Yes, you need a license. And you need a boat license for the kayak, that's the law. Also, many license agents, in Mexico and the USA, will no longer
sell you a license for a kayak unless you have documentation (title and/or registration) for your kayak. One exception is the Conapesca office in San
Diego; they'll sell you the kayak license without documents. (That was the situation as of last March). |
Title and registration for a kayak?
What's next title and registration for a surfboard?
Did a little research and I guess it varies by state, but CA seems to only require title and registration for motorized, and sail boats exceeding 8
feet. Link. So technically, title and registration are not even issued for kayaks in California....
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Don Alley
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Taco de Baja
Title and registration for a kayak?
What's next title and registration for a surfboard?
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Well, if you fish off a surfboard (and some do) the profepa guys can ticket you for fishing without a license for your "vessel."
People with small inflatables have had the same problem. Loreto would not issue a license, and neither would Fisherman's Landing in Point Loma. Only
the Conapesca office. Go figure.
I thought of getting mine registered here in Montana, but Montana wants me to take the kayak in to Fish and Game and get a hull number engraved on it,
and I left it in baja. I was going to tell them it's a motorized kayak.
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Yakfishing
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Blasphemy!!
| Quote: | Originally posted by Sunman
Hardly worth the hassle to drag a plastic sit on top along then. |
There's nothing like getting towed around on tupperware by a big fish. Great fun.
I get my fishing license and boat permit for my kayak every year from Conpesca in SD. I just list the kayak color and manufacturer. Usually takes less
than a week by regular mail.
Headed to BOLA on Friday with my kayaks and fishing gear. Let's pray to the fish gods that I get a "Sea of Cortez Sleigh Ride"
Joe O.
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Sunman
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Right on Yak! I'll look into it, thanks again.
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bajamigo
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As pretty as these??
| Quote: | Originally posted by shari
As well as your personal fishing license you need a special permit for the spear gun...called pistola or harpon...good luck. Wait till ya see the
sheepshead teeth necklace I made! Hope you guys spear some big ones to make another one. |
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boe4fun
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If you check with the Vagabundos (www.vagabundos.com) they have or can get you all necessary info. They also can get you your boat permit, licenses, visas, etc. Buena Suerte.
Two dirt roads diverged in Baja and I, I took the one less graveled by......
Soy ignorante, apático y ambivalente. No lo sé y no me importa, ni modo.
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