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Where do you purchase your fishing licence?

On line
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32%
at your local bait and tackle shop
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47%
large retailer
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21%
 
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Always online,
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at Can Tire. This year I tried to find where to buy online, but it was taking more than 2 minutes, so I just stopped by CT on the way home
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I get mine at petrie, close, and I'm always there anyway :lol:
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Coyote wrote:I get mine at petrie, close, and I'm always there anyway :lol:

IM in hibernation mode wont need it till I wake up :lol:
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I called mine in yesterday, like I always do. Three year Sportfish and Small game combined.
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None of the above.

I renew mine for 3 years whenever they send me a reminder. LOL
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At the local boat dealership.
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I think a little silly the CTC dosent sell them here in carleton place, how ever one of the few things our home hardware store has going for it :?
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I renewed mind on line.
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I experimented a bit last year. My wife renewed hers on-line. That one took about a week or so. I renewed mine at a local store. That one took about 10 weeks. This year I'm going on-line to.

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On line. Fast & easy.
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MNR sends me a reminder every three years, and every three years I send them money. Works for me. :roll:

I have had an Outdoors Card since they started this system, always got the three year option, one less stupid piece of bureaucracy to remember two years out of three.........and they have always sent me my renewal card before the old one expired. :wink:

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Fishing License??????? You mean we need one of those? :oops:


Just kidding of course, I usually renew mine at the local Home Hardware store here in Stittsville, however I found out that the store is closing. This year I had to go "all the way" to Kanata Centrum to the Canadian Tire. You thinking about getting 'em Bowzog? I hear it's a lot of paperwork with little or no return. However, you are the only tackle shop in Stittsville. With so many doing it online these days though, it might not be necessary.
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Bobber wrote: You thinking about getting 'em Bowzog? I hear it's a lot of paperwork with little or no return. However, you are the only tackle shop in Stittsville. With so many doing it online these days though, it might not be necessary.

........still thinking. :lol: ....actually, I called the MNR and they're supposed to get back to me with some info on it. We haven't commited yet though. :) I'm pretty sure most serious anglers would get the 3yr option and probably on line. Most paper licence sales would be your weekend fisher or tourist. I sent about 15 people to Home Hardware last year that fit that profile.
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3 year license and I do it on line. Fast and easy. You can also use the card to scrape the frost off your windows.
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