Kids, families, and fishing enthusiasts are invited to join in the many department-sponsored fishing events happening throughout the year.
Below you’ll find a link to our calendar listing the Let’s Go Fishing clinics and Children’s Fishing Program opportunities that are open to the public. These programs encourage everyone to join in the fishing fun!
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Does your catch qualify as a Master Angler entry?
Vermont’s Master Angler program recognizes an angler’s accomplishment in catching a large fish and the fish's accomplishment in surviving and growing to an exceptional size.
Here’s a way to enhance your angling experience is by challenging yourself to catch a variety of "exceptionally-sized" fish species.
From providing info on fishing tournaments to the record fish program, check out the many department-sponsored fishing programs and events.
Reciprocal fishing licenses enhance fishing opportunities on Lake Champlain and the Connecticut River.
Anglers who hold a fishing license from either New York or Vermont are able to fish in most of the big lake.
Fishing regulations are important tools for managing Vermont's diverse fisheries and meeting the varied desires of the angling public. Our Online Fishing Regulations Tool uses current technologies to make obtaining regulation information quick and simple.
This map shows the location of commercial baitfish dealers in Vermont. Click on the icon for more information about the dealer.
Viral Hemorrhagic Septicemia (VHS) is a deadly fish virus, first discovered in the Great Lakes. Vermont has adopted regulations to prevent the introduction of VHS to our waters.
Have questions about using baitfish? Check the FAQs below for answers to the most common inquiries.
