Colorado Fishing LicenseHere in Colorado the waters are open all year round, day and night ready when you are. A Colorado fishing license used to be good from January 1st to December 31st but that changed in 2010. The licenses now expire March 31st and are required for anyone over the age of 16. Any Colorado resident over the age of 64 qualifies as a senior and can buy their annual license for $1. You can purchase your Colorado fishing license from the Colorado Division of Wildlife's website, by calling (800)244-5613 or by visiting a license agent near you. The first full weekend in June is a free weekend where residents and nonresidents do not need a Colorado fishing license.Colorado Division of Wildlife 2010 brochure Resident Annual Fishing License...................$26 Nonresident Annual Fishing License...................$56 Beginning July 1, 2010, any person, 18 years of age or older, or 64 and under who fish or hunt in Colorado will be required to purchase a Colorado Habitat Stamp. Habitat Stamp.............................$10
1. You need to have lived in Colorado continuously for the last six months and the address you give must be the same as the one from your income tax return. 2. U.S. armed services personnel on active duty in Colorado 3. Full-time students enrolled and attending a Colorado college at least six months before applying. This includes a Colorado resident going to school out of state and paying nonresident tuition. For questions regarding residency call: 303-297-1192
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