WAC 220-220-060. Reduced rate annual fish Washington license, and license upgrades

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Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 › Chapter 220-220 › Section 220-220-060

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(1) The annual fish Washington license includes the following:

(a) Annual combination recreational freshwater, saltwater, and shellfish license;

(b) A Puget Sound Dungeness Crab endorsement; and

(c) A two-pole endorsement.

(2) Effective July 1, 2025, through December 31, 2025, the fees for the fish Washington license are as follows:

(a) Resident license cost is $79.86.

(b) Resident senior license cost is $33.88.

(c) Resident reduced rate and/or resident disabled veteran license cost is $30.86.

(3) Effective January 1, 2026, the fish Washington license also includes a Columbia River Salmon Steelhead endorsement. The fish Washington license fees are as follows:.

(a) Resident license cost is $86.44.

(b) Resident senior license cost is $39.14.

(c) Resident reduced rate and/or resident disabled veteran license cost is $37.44.

(d) These costs do not include other fees including transaction or dealer fees.

(4) The director is authorized to allow any Washington state resident who has purchased an annual freshwater, saltwater, or shellfish/seaweed license to upgrade to a combination license for the cost difference between current annual fishing license(s) and the cost of the combination license, plus transaction and dealer fees. The director may limit the times of the year that this upgrade is made available for sale.

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