fishing licence
Definition
Noun: A fishing licence is an official document or permit issued by a government authority that grants the holder legal permission to fish in a specific area for a defined period of time.
Usage
A fishing licence is required by law in most jurisdictions for recreational or commercial fishing. It is typically obtained from a government agency, such as a department of natural resources or wildlife, and must be carried while fishing.
Examples
- You must purchase a fishing licence before you can cast your line in this lake.
- The warden asked to see his valid fishing licence.
- Her annual fishing licence expires at the end of December.
Advanced Usage
- "to hold a fishing licence": To possess a valid permit.
- He holds a commercial fishing licence for the coastal waters.
- "to be fishing without a licence": To fish illegally, without the required permit.
- The angler was fined for fishing without a licence.
Variants and Related Words
- Fishing license (noun): The American English spelling variant of "fishing licence".
- Fishing permit (noun): A near-synonym, often used interchangeably, though sometimes "permit" may refer to a more specific or short-term authorization.
- Angling licence (noun): A specific term for a licence to fish with a rod and line, commonly used in British English.
Synonyms
- Fishing permit
- Angling licence (specific to rod fishing)
Related Phrases
- Licence fee: The money paid to obtain the fishing licence.
- The licence fee helps fund conservation efforts.
- Licence holder: The person to whom the licence is issued.
- The licence holder is responsible for knowing the fishing regulations.
Noun
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a license authorizing the bearer to fish during a specified period of time
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