Get in Gear - Get Your Fishing License!

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department sent this bulletin at 08/15/2014 08:30 AM CDT

Licenses are on sale today! Get a head start on great Texas fishing.
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Dear -- --,

Gear up for another great year of Texas fishing and buy your new license – on sale starting today! Get your license online, at a license retailer near you or by calling 1-800-895-4248.

Upgrade your experience: For only $68 (or $32 for seniors), purchase a Super Combo license – the all-inclusive package to Texas hunting and fishing. This great deal includes a Resident Fishing License, a Resident Hunting License and all five state stamp endorsements (archery, freshwater fishing, saltwater fishing with a red drum tag, upland game bird, and migratory game bird).

Thanks for buying a license last year.

As you know, 100% of your license fees go to Texas Parks and Wildlife which helps to ensure fishing opportunities for you and for generations to come. Even if you don’t plan to fish this year, make an investment in the Texas outdoors you love.

Get the 2014-2015 Outdoor Annual for the latest fishing regulations, season dates and bag and size limits. This year, find it at your local license retailer, online or by downloading the new official Outdoor Annual - Texas Hunting and Fishing Regulations App, available later this month for Apple and Android devices.

Let the adventure begin!

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