How old donu have to be get your fishing licenses?

In general, minors under a certain age are required to purchase a youth or junior fishing license, while individuals above that age may need a standard adult fishing license.

Here's a summary of the minimum age requirements for fishing licenses in some popular states in the United States:

1. California:

* Junior Fishing License (16 years and younger)

* Resident Adult Fishing License (16 years and older)

2. Texas:

* Child Fishing License (under 17 years old)

* Adult Fishing License (17 years and older)

3. New York:

* Junior Angling License (under 16 years old)

* Fishing License (16 years and older)

4. Florida:

* Youth Fishing License (under 16 years old)

* Limited Resident Saltwater Fishing License (16 years and older)

* Resident Freshwater Fishing License (16 years and older)

5. Pennsylvania:

* Junior Resident Fishing License (under 16 years old)

* Resident Fishing License (16 years and older)

6. Michigan:

* Child Fishing License (under 17 years old)

* Resident Fishing License (17 years and older)

7. Georgia:

* Child Fishing License (under 16 years old)

* Resident Fishing License (16 years and older)

8. Colorado:

* Youth Fishing License (under 16 years old)

* Resident Fishing License (16 years and older)

9. Minnesota:

* Youth Fishing License (under 16 years old)

* Resident Fishing License (16 years and older)

10. Washington:

* Juvenile Fishing License (under 16 years old)

* Resident Fishing License (16 years and older)

Note: These are just general guidelines, and specific regulations and fees can vary within each state. Refer to the official fishing and wildlife agency website or local licensing office in your area for the most up-to-date information on fishing license requirements, age restrictions, and other regulations.