Re: {Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Club Casting Clinic Sunday, March 3 and other upcoming events

"Angling" refers to the use of an "angle" (hook) with the intent to "take" fish.  Since you are not casting with a hook on the end of your line, the criterion of "angling" is not met because they're is no real way to "take" anything.  I asked this very question to the Delaware people because I was thinking about casting in the Cape Henlopen park area for practice when I was down there.  

If someone stops you from casting a fly rod on the lawn with a piece of yarn on the end of your line and asks for a fishing license, he/she is an idiot.  For good measure, I wouldn't put myself in the position of casting in the actual water without a proper license.  Of course buying the license and being done with it is an easy way to go.  

Gene

On Saturday, February 23, 2013 8:47:06 PM UTC-5, Dalton Terrell wrote:

As far as I know, no license is required to cast in the grass, but it may not be a bad idea to drop $13 on a DC license anyway. Fletcher's sells them but I don't know what the boat house hours are this time of year, and they're also available online here: https://enode.dc.gov/epermit/Page/Entry/Login.aspx

Dalton

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