fishing permit
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Definition
Noun: A fishing permit is an official document or license that grants the holder legal authorization to engage in fishing activities within a specific area and for a defined period of time.
Usage
A fishing permit is required by law in many jurisdictions to fish in public waters. It is issued by a government agency, such as a state's department of fish and wildlife. The permit specifies conditions like its duration, the type of fish allowed to be caught, and sometimes the permitted fishing methods.
Examples
- Noun:
- You must purchase a fishing permit before casting your line in the national park.
- The officer asked to see his valid fishing permit.
- Her fishing permit expires at the end of the month.
Advanced Usage
- "to hold a fishing permit": to possess a valid, current permit.
- All guides operating on this river must hold a commercial fishing permit.
- "in possession of a fishing permit": having a permit on one's person, as often required by law while fishing.
- Anglers must be in possession of a fishing permit while on the water.
Variants and Related Words
- Fishing license (n): This is the most common synonym and is often used interchangeably with "fishing permit," though "license" may imply a broader or more standard authorization.
- Angling permit (n): A less common variant, specifically for recreational fishing with a rod and line.
- Commercial fishing permit (n): A specialized permit for fishing with the intent to sell the catch.
Synonyms
- Fishing license: An official document granting permission to fish.
- Angling license: A license for recreational rod fishing.
Related Phrases
- To be cited for fishing without a permit: To receive a legal penalty for the violation.
- He was fined for fishing without a permit.
- To apply for/renew a fishing permit: To request a new permit or extend an existing one.
- You can renew your fishing permit online this year.
Noun
- a license authorizing the bearer to fish during a specified period of time