Get Hooked

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National Fishing and Boating Week (June 2-10) is a great excuse to get out and enjoy some of America’s favorite outdoor activities.Whether you’re a recreational angler, a skilled angler, or a greenhorn eager to experience the delight of your first catch, this national celebration of fishing and boating offers plenty of opportunities to get hooked with free fishing days and events across the country. Check out some of the events at Take Me Fishing.org.To enjoy year-round fishing, many state fishing licenses are just a click away. The fees for these licenses are essential to help preserve and protect fishing habitats and natural resources for generations to come. Our technology powers both online and in-store fishing license transactions for numerous states across the U.S.Check out our very own “Fishin’ Lady,” Lynne Lange, pictured above. She caught that redfish at the J.D. Murphree Wildlife Management Area in Texas last March. She earned her fitting nickname while attending a wildlife commission meeting the other year. A shrimp boat captain asked Lynne if she was "a fishin’ lady,” and the nickname stuck.Jackie Burns is a marketing maven and gets active by exploring the great outdoors and diving into almost anything on, in, around and under the water (though surfing is limited to web surfing these days).

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January 24, 2020
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