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Check the laws for the state in which you are fishing before you wet a line. Some states, especially those that offer both salt- and freshwater fishing, have varying rules about when and where you need a license. But in most places, if you’re fishing public property, you need a license. If you’re fishing private property, you may not need a license, but you need permission from the landowner. If you’re fishing in the state in which you reside, you qualify for a less-expensive, in-state license. If you’re visiting the state you’re fishing in, you must buy an out-of-state license, and these tend to be more expensive. For example, in Indiana, a resident annual fishing license is $17. An out-of-state annual license is $35. Seniors often get a discount, and often children under age 16 don’t need a license. Check your state’s laws.