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Fishing license fees will almost double

Published 04/13/07

State lawmakers didn't raise the sales tax, add a fee on new construction or mess with the price of cigarettes.

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But they did pass a bill that makes it more expensive to go fishing.

For Maryland residents, the price of a nontidal license for freshwater fishing will just about double from $10.50 per year to $20.50 per year. The cost of a sport license for saltwater fishing will go from $9 to $15.

License fees also will increase for nonresidents who fish here, as well as for boat owners who get a license that covers their passengers.

If Gov. Martin O'Malley signs the bill as expected, the new fees will go into place July...

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