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PikeSki
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All Licenses expire August 31
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8/26/2008 10:37:37 AM
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Just a reminder to the fisherman (and woman) out there. This year all fishing licenses expire on August 31, 2008 and they will be looking for expired licenses. I just found this post and thought I'd share it with you:
Article Date: 8/18/2008 By: Deborah Duck
Regarding renewing your Alabama Fishing License, I would like to thank Jeff Leep for pointing out a few things to me that I would like to pass along to you readers. After trying to renew his license through the website that I had provided to you, the website would not allow him to purchase a license for next year until after August 31, 2008. The people at Alabama Outdoors assured him they knew about the problem and explained to him there were no way to renew licenses until after August 31st. Jeff pointed out to them that they might expect a flood of renewal requests during the first week of September and that kind of incoming volume can surely lock up a website. Alabama Outdoors said they had no precautions in place to take care of that possibility.
I was on the phone with the local probate office today asking what people were supposed to do since August 31, 2008 falls on Sunday this year and the following Monday, September 1, 2008 is Labor Day with all state and county offices closed. I was told that you can renew your Alabama fishing licenses as of Wednesday August 27, 2008. They also assured me that if you are caught fishing on Labor Day without a renewed license, you will be fined. Just wanted to let you know if you plan to fish over Labor Day weekend, be sure to get those licenses renewed! You can do that by going by your local probate office. There are also many stores that carry fishing tackle or bait that sell fishing licenses. You can call 1-888-848-6887 and there is a $3.95 fee for purchasing by phone. You can go online to www.outdooralabama.com/fishing/freshwater/license and click on the Internet option which does charge you a 2% fee. Thanks again, Jeff, for your help on this!
The cooler weather this past weekend sure brought the fishermen out of the woodworks. A lot of Spotted Bass were caught, as well as Crappie and Catfish. I sure hope to see you on the lake over the Labor Day weekend, with your renewed fishing license!
You can contact me by email at mailto:dduck821@windstream.net with your latest best fishing story or any hints you would like to pass along. I would also love to get photos of your biggest catches. Together we'll fish Lake Martin bringing in those big catches and telling even bigger stories! Good Fishing!
URL: http://www.lakemartin.com/News/Article.asp?ID=950
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BigFoot
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All Licenses expire August 31
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8/26/2008 10:51:45 AM
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...yes..and bigfoot is not happy about this one since he paid $47.00 in June for what he thought would keep him fishing for a year ...caught 3, put 'em back in...bigfoot not a happy fisherman.
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charlesph30
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All Licenses expire August 31
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8/26/2008 11:34:44 AM
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Lifetime license... the way to go, unless you're an ole codger....
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Lakeman
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All Licenses expire August 31
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8/26/2008 11:37:52 AM
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I have an ol codgers lifetime license and plan on having one every year.
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BigFoot
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All Licenses expire August 31
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8/26/2008 12:28:59 PM
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I will be nailing dem free ones next year if I get my residency changed to Alabama...soc. security, free hunting and fishing...whoooopeeeee.....
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