Virginia Fishing License Guide: Online, Cost & Rules (2026)

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Virginia Fishing License Online, Cost and Rules: 2026 DWR Guide

If you plan to fish in Virginia, start with the official Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources license page, Go Outdoors Virginia, and Virginia Marine Resources Commission saltwater/FIP guidance where saltwater applies. Virginia license choices depend on whether you fish freshwater, saltwater, designated stocked trout waters, National Forest waters, South Holston Reservoir, DWR access sites, state forests, or tidal waters from a boat.

This 2026 refresh explains Virginia fishing license cost, who needs a license, how to buy online, resident and nonresident fees, 5-day and 10-day options, trout license timing, senior saltwater and freshwater rules, Free Fishing Days, National Forest permit rules, access permit rules, tidal boat license coverage, private pond exceptions, landowner exemptions, student residency details, disabled veteran options, and common mistakes to avoid before fishing Virginia rivers, lakes, trout streams, Chesapeake Bay tributaries, coastal waters or mountain forests.

Resident freshwater: $23 Resident saltwater: $17.50 Resident fresh/saltwater: $39.50 Nonresident freshwater: $47 Free Fishing Days: June 5-7, 2026
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Quick Answer: Do You Need a Virginia Fishing License?

Virginia requires the proper fishing license before fishing unless an official exception applies. The basic age rule is that residents and nonresidents under 16 do not need a freshwater or trout license. Most anglers age 16 or older need the correct freshwater, saltwater, fresh/saltwater combination, short-term, trout or special permit based on where and how they fish.

For 2026-style pricing, Virginia lists a resident state freshwater fishing license at $23, a resident saltwater fishing license at $17.50, a resident fresh/saltwater license at $39.50, a nonresident state freshwater fishing license at $47, and a nonresident fresh/saltwater license at $71. A trout license is required in addition to other licenses only when fishing in designated stocked trout waters during the trout license period.

🏞️ Freshwater-only trip Use a state freshwater license unless you qualify for an exemption, a short-term license, or a county/city-only license fits your exact plan.
🌊 Saltwater or tidal trip Use saltwater or fresh/saltwater coverage and check VMRC Fisherman Identification Program rules where applicable.
🐟 Designated stocked trout Add the trout license when fishing designated stocked trout waters from October 1 through June 15.

Source Verification Box

Publish-ready as of: May 17, 2026. Official sources checked for this refresh include Virginia DWR fishing license information and fees, Go Outdoors Virginia buying guidance, Virginia DWR Free Fishing Days 2026, Virginia DWR buy licenses and access permits page, Virginia trout fee fishing area guidance, National Forest permit guidance, access permit guidance, and VMRC saltwater/FIP references linked from DWR.

License fees, exemption rules, trout dates, saltwater requirements, FIP rules, access permit rules, National Forest permit rules, daily fee fishing area permits, state forest use permits, South Holston Reservoir rules, lifetime license rules and fishing regulations can change. Verify current details through Virginia DWR, Go Outdoors Virginia and VMRC before buying, renewing, relying on an exemption or fishing a new waterbody.

Official-source reminder This guide is independent and educational. It is not Virginia DWR, not VMRC, not legal advice and not a substitute for official Virginia freshwater fishing regulations, saltwater regulations, Go Outdoors Virginia checkout details, or conservation police interpretation.
🏛️ Official agency Freshwater licensing is handled by Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources, commonly called DWR.
💻 Official online route Go Outdoors Virginia is DWR’s approved online license provider.
☎️ License help DWR lists 1-866-721-6911 for customer service and 804-367-1000 for phone/mobile license support.
📅 License validity Resident and nonresident licenses are generally valid one year from purchase unless otherwise noted.

Virginia Fishing License Cost in 2026: Resident, Nonresident, Freshwater, Saltwater and Trout Fees

Virginia fishing license cost depends on residency, water type, trip length, age, trout plans and special permit needs. Freshwater and saltwater are separate unless you buy a fresh/saltwater combination product. Short-term products can work for visitors or occasional anglers, but they may not cover designated stocked trout waters.

Use these cost cards for planning, then confirm final license choices in Go Outdoors Virginia before payment. DWR states that the issuance fee is included in the listed prices.

Resident state freshwater $23 For Virginia residents age 16 and older fishing freshwater statewide.
Resident saltwater $17.50 For Virginia resident saltwater fishing, with VMRC/FIP rules still important.
Resident fresh/saltwater $39.50 Good for residents who need both freshwater and saltwater coverage.
Resident 5-day freshwater $14 Short resident freshwater option for five consecutive days.
Resident 5-day fresh/saltwater $24 Five consecutive days; not valid in designated stocked trout waters.
Resident trout license $23 Required with other resident licenses only in designated stocked trout waters from Oct. 1 through June 15.
Nonresident freshwater $47 Annual-style nonresident freshwater license for anglers age 16 or older.
Nonresident saltwater $25 Nonresident saltwater option for coastal and tidal saltwater trips.
Nonresident fresh/saltwater $71 Best for visitors who need both freshwater and saltwater coverage.
Nonresident 1-day freshwater $8 Not valid in designated stocked trout waters.
Nonresident 5-day freshwater $21 Five consecutive days for visitors; check trout limits before buying.
Nonresident 5-day fresh/saltwater $31 Five-day combination option for visitors needing both water types.
Nonresident trout license $23 Required with other nonresident licenses only in designated stocked trout waters from Oct. 1 through June 15.
Daily fee fishing area permit $8 Required at Clinch Mountain, Crooked Creek and Douthat State Park fee fishing areas.
National Forest Permit $4 Required with fishing licenses on many National Forest lands, with listed exceptions.
Micro cost tip Virginia pricing is water-specific. Before buying, write your plan in one line: “freshwater only,” “saltwater only,” “both fresh and saltwater,” “designated stocked trout,” “National Forest,” or “fee fishing area.” That usually reveals the right license and permit combination.

Who Needs a Virginia Fishing License?

All persons must purchase the proper license before fishing unless they are listed under an official exception. Required anglers must carry the license with them as an electronic copy, printed paper license or annual hard card and show it immediately upon request from an authorized officer or the owner/lessee or representative of land or water where the person is fishing.

Residents under 16 and nonresidents under 16 do not need a freshwater or trout license. Virginia residents age 65 or older do not need a saltwater license, but they must comply with Virginia Fisherman Identification Program requirements where applicable.

👧 Under 16 Residents and nonresidents under 16 do not need a freshwater or trout license.
🎣 Age 16+ Most anglers need the correct freshwater, saltwater, combo or special license unless exempt.
👴 Age 65+ saltwater Persons 65 or older do not need a saltwater license but must follow FIP requirements.
👁️ Legally blind persons Virginia lists legally blind persons among fishing license exceptions.

Virginia Residency Rule: Two Months for State Resident License

Virginia state resident license eligibility includes individuals who have been domiciliary residents of Virginia for two or more months immediately before purchase and execute a certificate of residency. Certain active-duty military members, spouses and dependents can also qualify under DWR’s resident criteria when the armed forces member resides in Virginia, is on active duty, and is stationed at a Virginia base or on a ship based in Virginia.

City or county resident licenses have their own six-month local residence or voter rules, and students boarding at Virginia schools may qualify for a city or county license in the locality where the school is located with a certificate of enrollment.

How to Buy a Virginia Fishing License Online Through Go Outdoors Virginia

The official online buying route is Go Outdoors Virginia. DWR describes Go Outdoors Virginia as its approved and sole provider of online fishing and hunting licenses for the Commonwealth.

You can also buy from some clerks of the Circuit Court, license agents across Virginia and DWR headquarters. DWR states licenses are not sold at DWR regional offices.

  1. Start from Virginia DWR or Go Outdoors Virginia Open the official DWR license page or Go Outdoors Virginia before entering personal information or payment details.
  2. Create or find your customer account New customers create a unique customer account. Existing customers can log in with date of birth, last name and DWR customer ID, last four digits of SSN or driver’s license number.
  3. Choose resident, nonresident, senior or special status Residency, age and disability/veteran status can change the license type and proof requirements.
  4. Select freshwater, saltwater or fresh/saltwater coverage Match the license to your water type. Do not buy freshwater-only if the trip includes saltwater, or saltwater-only if the trip includes inland freshwater.
  5. Add trout, National Forest or fee-area permits if needed Designated stocked trout waters, many National Forest waters and certain fee fishing areas can require added licenses or permits.
  6. Review validity and short-term limits Most resident and nonresident licenses are valid one year from purchase unless noted. Short-term licenses are limited and may not cover trout waters.
  7. Save proof before fishing Carry an electronic copy, printed paper license or hard card and keep it ready for inspection while fishing.

Virginia Freshwater vs Saltwater vs Fresh/Saltwater Combination License

Virginia separates freshwater and saltwater license needs. A state freshwater license is used for inland freshwater fishing. A saltwater license is used for Virginia saltwater fishing. A fresh/saltwater combination license helps anglers who fish both types of water during the year.

The Chesapeake Bay, tidal rivers, coastal waters, freshwater fall lines, reservoirs, trout streams and mountain waters can create confusion. When your trip crosses water types, use official DWR and VMRC guidance before buying.

🏞️ Freshwater license fit Best for inland rivers, lakes, reservoirs and freshwater fishing where saltwater coverage is not needed.
🌊 Saltwater license fit Best for coastal, Chesapeake Bay and saltwater fishing where freshwater coverage is not needed.
🎣 Combination license fit Best for anglers who fish both freshwater and saltwater and want one broader license product.

Virginia Resident Fishing License Options

Virginia residents age 16 and older commonly choose the $23 state freshwater fishing license, the $17.50 saltwater license, or the $39.50 fresh/saltwater combination license. Residents who only fish their city or county may review the county/city resident freshwater option, but it is limited to the county or city of residence.

Residents age 65 and older have a reduced annual freshwater license listed at $9. Residents age 65 or older do not need a saltwater license but still must comply with the Fisherman Identification Program requirements where applicable.

Fishing planResident freshwater all year
Likely itemState freshwater
Cost$23
Micro noteAdd trout license if fishing designated stocked trout waters Oct. 1-June 15.
Fishing planResident saltwater only
Likely itemSaltwater
Cost$17.50
Micro noteCheck VMRC/FIP requirements and saltwater species rules.
Fishing planResident fresh + saltwater
Likely itemFresh/saltwater
Cost$39.50
Micro noteGood for anglers who fish both sides of Virginia’s water system.
Fishing planResident 65+ freshwater
Likely item65+ annual freshwater
Cost$9
Micro noteTrout license, National Forest Permit or other permits may still apply.

Virginia Nonresident Fishing License Options

Nonresident anglers should choose by water type and trip length. The annual-style nonresident state freshwater license costs $47, the nonresident saltwater license costs $25, and the nonresident fresh/saltwater license costs $71.

Short-term visitors can compare the $8 one-day freshwater license, $21 five-day freshwater license, $10 ten-day saltwater license and $31 five-day fresh/saltwater license. Short-term freshwater products are not valid in designated stocked trout waters, so trout trips need extra care.

🧳 One-day freshwater visitor Use the $8 nonresident one-day freshwater license if not fishing designated stocked trout waters.
📅 Five-day visitor Compare the $21 freshwater license or $31 fresh/saltwater license depending on water type.
🐟 Trout visitor Buy the $23 nonresident trout license in addition to other required licenses for designated stocked trout waters.
Visitor planning tip For a Virginia vacation, write down the exact water type first: “mountain trout stream,” “Chesapeake Bay,” “James River freshwater,” “coastal saltwater,” “National Forest,” or “both fresh and saltwater.” Then choose the license.

Virginia Trout License Rules: Designated Stocked Trout Waters

A valid trout license is required in addition to other resident or nonresident licenses only when fishing in designated stocked trout waters from October 1 through June 15. The resident trout license costs $23, and the nonresident trout license also costs $23.

Virginia DWR also lists special rules for fee fishing areas and stocked trout waters. For example, Clinch Mountain, Crooked Creek and Douthat State Park fee fishing areas require a daily permit in addition to regular license requirements during the fee period.

Resident trout license $23 Required with other resident licenses in designated stocked trout waters Oct. 1-June 15.
Nonresident trout license $23 Required with other nonresident licenses in designated stocked trout waters Oct. 1-June 15.
Daily fee fishing area permit $8 Required at Clinch Mountain, Crooked Creek and Douthat State Park fee fishing areas.
Trout mistake to avoid Do not assume a short-term freshwater license covers designated stocked trout waters. Check whether your water is designated stocked trout, whether the date falls between Oct. 1 and June 15, and whether a fee-area daily permit is required.

Extra Virginia Permits: National Forest, State Forest, Access Permit and South Holston

Some Virginia fishing trips require more than a basic fishing license. DWR lists a National Forest Permit, State Forest Use Permit, Access Permit and South Holston Reservoir license in specific situations.

These permits solve different problems. A trout license does not replace a National Forest Permit. A freshwater license does not replace an access permit in every case. A South Holston Reservoir license is a special product for fishing both Tennessee and Virginia waters of South Holston Reservoir upstream of the dam, along with a valid resident fishing license.

National Forest Permit $4 Required with fishing licenses on many National Forest lands, with listed DWR exceptions.
State Forest Use Permit $16 Allows fishing and other listed activities on state forests where required.
Access Permit $4 / $23 $4 daily or $23 annual for certain DWR-owned or managed facilities and boating access sites.
South Holston Reservoir $21 Allows resident fishing in both Tennessee and Virginia waters upstream of the dam; valid resident fishing license also required.

National Forest Permit Micro-Check

DWR says all persons are required to have a National Forest Permit when fishing on National Forest lands, with listed exceptions and waterbody exclusions. Residents under 16 and over 65, and nonresidents under 16, are not required to have the permit.

If you fish mountain trout streams, Shenandoah-area waters, National Forest access points or western Virginia waters, check the National Forest Permit rule before leaving home.

Virginia Fishing License Exceptions: Landowners, Private Ponds, Tenants and Military Leave

Virginia lists several license exceptions. Resident and nonresident landowners, spouses, children, grandchildren and certain close family members do not need a license to fish within the boundaries of their own lands and inland waters. Tenants on land they rent and occupy do not need a license, but must have written permission from the landowner.

Guests fishing in individually owned private ponds are also listed as an exception. Resident active-duty members of the armed forces on official leave are not required to buy a license to fish, unless fishing for trout in designated waters, and must present leave papers upon request.

🏡 Landowner family Landowners and listed family members may fish within their own lands and inland waters without a license.
📝 Tenants Tenants on land they rent and occupy are exempt but must have written permission.
🎣 Private pond guests Guests fishing in individually owned private ponds are listed as an exception.
🎖️ Active-duty leave Resident active-duty members on official leave may be exempt, but trout rules and leave-paper proof matter.
Exemption caution A license exemption does not automatically remove trout licenses, daily fee-area permits, access restrictions, private-property permission, saltwater FIP requirements, seasons, size limits or daily creel limits.

Virginia Free Fishing Days 2026

Virginia Free Fishing Days are June 5-7, 2026. DWR says no fishing license of any kind is required for recreational rod-and-reel fishing during these dates, and facilities use permits are also not required during Free Fishing Days.

Free Fishing Days are designed for beginners, families and anglers who want to try Virginia waters before buying a license. They do not remove all fishing regulations. Seasons, creel limits, size limits, species rules, private property rules, boating rules and special area rules still apply.

✅ Good Free Fishing Days use Try a beginner-friendly lake, pond, river access, DWR event or family fishing spot with current regulations checked.
⚠️ Not rule-free License requirements may be waived, but limits, seasons, access, boating safety and property rules still apply.

Virginia Tidal Boat Sport Fishing License

The tidal boat license is a special combined sportfishing license available to any boat owner, resident or nonresident. It gives the boat owner a license to fish in saltwater and freshwater within Virginia and covers passengers on board the owner’s registered boat when fishing Virginia tidal waters to river fall lines and saltwater only when the registered boat owner is present.

DWR notes that no decals are issued under this license, and VMRC Fisherman Identification Program rules apply for passengers fishing in saltwater under the tidal boat license. This license is useful for some boat owners, but it is not the same as a normal individual license for every possible situation.

Resident tidal boat sport fishing $126 Special boat-owner license covering certain tidal and saltwater passenger situations.
Nonresident tidal boat sport fishing $201 Nonresident boat-owner version of the special tidal boat license.
🌊 FIP still matters VMRC Fisherman Identification Program rules can still apply for saltwater passengers.

Virginia License Proof, Reprints, Hard Cards and Phone Support

DWR says anglers required to have a license must carry it with them as an electronic copy, printed paper license or annual hard card and show it immediately upon request. If you buy online, you can print your license if needed.

If you bought from a retail license agent, online or by phone, you can reprint your license through Go Outdoors Virginia by selecting “Manage Your Account.” DWR also lists license agents and Headquarters phone support for reprints and help.

📱 Electronic copy Accepted as license proof if available for inspection.
🖨️ Printed paper Useful backup for low-signal rivers, trout streams, mountain areas and boat trips.
💳 Annual hard card A hard card can be used as physical license proof where applicable.
🔁 Reprint option Use Go Outdoors Virginia account management, a license agent or DWR phone support.

Virginia Fishing Regulations: License Is Only Step One

A Virginia fishing license gives fishing privileges, but it does not decide what you can keep. Regulations still control seasons, daily creel limits, possession limits, size limits, trout stocking rules, designated stocked trout waters, fee fishing areas, tidal waters, saltwater species, shad and herring rules, striped bass, access restrictions, National Forest waters, state forests and special waterbody rules.

Before keeping fish, check current DWR freshwater regulations, VMRC saltwater rules where applicable, posted local rules, and waterbody-specific restrictions. This is especially important for trout, striped bass, shad, herring, flounder, red drum, blue catfish, bass, walleye, muskellunge, South Holston Reservoir, James River, Shenandoah waters, Chesapeake Bay tributaries and coastal waters.

📏 Size limits Measure fish before keeping them. Freshwater, trout and saltwater rules can differ.
🧺 Creel limits Know daily creel and possession limits before putting fish in a cooler or livewell.
🐟 Trout waters Designated stocked trout, fee areas and seasonal trout requirements need extra checking.
🌊 Saltwater rules VMRC and FIP rules can matter for saltwater fishing, tidal waters and coastal species.

Common Virginia Fishing License Mistakes to Avoid

Most Virginia fishing license mistakes happen because anglers buy freshwater when they need saltwater, forget trout or National Forest permits, use a short-term license in designated stocked trout waters, or assume Free Fishing Days remove every rule.

❌ Buying freshwater for saltwater Freshwater and saltwater are separate unless you choose a fresh/saltwater product.
❌ Forgetting trout license Designated stocked trout waters require the trout license from Oct. 1 through June 15.
❌ Using short-term license for stocked trout Some short-term licenses are not valid in designated stocked trout waters.
❌ Skipping National Forest Permit Many National Forest fishing trips need the $4 permit in addition to fishing licenses.
❌ No license proof ready Carry an electronic copy, paper license or annual hard card while fishing.
❌ Ignoring FIP for saltwater Senior saltwater exemptions and tidal boat passengers may still need VMRC/FIP compliance.
❌ Assuming private pond rules fit every pond Guest, landowner and tenant exceptions have specific boundaries and permission rules.
❌ Thinking Free Fishing Days remove limits June 5-7, 2026 waives licenses for rod-and-reel fishing, but regulations still apply.

These related guides help with Virginia visitor rules, online buying and general license planning. Use them for planning, then verify final requirements through Virginia DWR and VMRC before fishing in Virginia.

♾️ Virginia Lifetime Fishing License

Useful for anglers comparing annual, senior, veteran and long-term Virginia fishing license options.

Read Lifetime Guide
💻 Buy Fishing License Online

General official-portal safety guide for buying, saving proof and avoiding wrong-license mistakes.

Online Buying Guide
🎣 Fishing License Guide

Broader U.S. fishing license guide for costs, age rules, permits, official portals and proof.

Read Main Guide

Use official Virginia sources for final decisions. Third-party guides can explain the process, but Virginia DWR, Go Outdoors Virginia and VMRC control license products, fees, FIP requirements, exemptions, permits and current fishing regulations.

🏛️ Virginia DWR Fishing License Information

Official DWR page for freshwater, saltwater, trout, permit fees, exceptions and license rules.

Open DWR License Page
💻 Go Outdoors Virginia

Official online license purchase route approved by Virginia DWR.

Open Go Outdoors VA
🎟️ DWR Buy Licenses and Access Permits

Official DWR buying hub for online, in-person, lifetime and customer service links.

Open Buy Licenses
📅 Virginia Free Fishing Days

Official DWR page for June 5-7, 2026 Free Fishing Days rules and events.

Open Free Fishing Days
🐟 DWR Trout Fee Fishing Areas

Official DWR page for Clinch Mountain, Crooked Creek and Douthat State Park fee fishing areas.

Open Fee Areas
🌊 VMRC Saltwater / FIP

Official Virginia Marine Resources Commission resource for saltwater licensing and Fisherman Identification Program details.

Open VMRC

Find Virginia Fishing License Agents Near You

If you do not want to buy online, DWR licenses are sold by license agents across Virginia and some clerks of the Circuit Court. Call before visiting if you need help with lifetime licenses, senior licenses, trout, National Forest permits, access permits, disabled veteran options, saltwater/FIP questions or account reprints.

Virginia Fishing License FAQs

How much is a Virginia fishing license in 2026?

Common Virginia DWR fees include $23 for a resident state freshwater license, $17.50 for a resident saltwater license, $39.50 for a resident fresh/saltwater license, $47 for a nonresident freshwater license, $25 for a nonresident saltwater license and $71 for a nonresident fresh/saltwater license.

Can I buy a Virginia fishing license online?

Yes. Use Go Outdoors Virginia, which DWR describes as its approved and sole provider of online fishing and hunting licenses for the Commonwealth.

Who needs a Virginia fishing license?

Most anglers need the proper license before fishing unless an official exception applies. Residents and nonresidents under 16 do not need a freshwater or trout license.

Do kids need a Virginia fishing license?

Residents and nonresidents under 16 years of age do not need a freshwater or trout license in Virginia.

Do seniors need a Virginia fishing license?

Residents age 65 and older have a $9 annual freshwater license option. Persons age 65 or older do not need a saltwater license but must comply with VMRC Fisherman Identification Program requirements.

Do I need a Virginia trout license?

A valid trout license is required in addition to other licenses only when fishing in designated stocked trout waters from October 1 through June 15.

Does a Virginia short-term fishing license cover stocked trout waters?

Some short-term licenses are not valid in designated stocked trout waters. Check the specific license description and trout license requirement before buying.

When are Virginia Free Fishing Days in 2026?

Virginia Free Fishing Days are June 5-7, 2026. DWR says no fishing license of any kind is required for recreational rod-and-reel fishing during those dates, but normal fishing rules still apply.

Do I need a National Forest Permit to fish in Virginia?

A National Forest Permit is required with fishing licenses on many National Forest lands, with exceptions and listed excluded waters. The permit costs $4.

What is the Virginia Access Permit?

An Access Permit may be required when using certain DWR-owned or managed facilities or boating access sites. It costs $4 daily or $23 annually, with exceptions for valid license holders, boat registration holders and certain other users.

Can I show my Virginia fishing license on my phone?

Yes. DWR says required persons must carry the license as an electronic copy, printed paper or annual hard card and show it immediately upon request.

Where should I verify Virginia fishing license rules?

Verify through Virginia DWR, Go Outdoors Virginia and VMRC before buying, relying on an exemption, fishing stocked trout waters, fishing saltwater or using a DWR access site.

Editorial Disclaimer

This Virginia fishing license guide is for general educational use. It does not replace Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources rules, Virginia Marine Resources Commission saltwater guidance, Go Outdoors Virginia checkout details, official freshwater or saltwater regulations, trout stocking rules, National Forest permit rules, access permit requirements, law-enforcement interpretation or waterbody-specific requirements.

Before fishing, verify your license type, proof of purchase, exemption status, residency, senior eligibility, trout license requirement, saltwater/FIP requirement, National Forest Permit, access permit, fee fishing area permit, Free Fishing Days rule, season, creel limit, size limit, species rule, property permission and any special water regulation through official Virginia sources.

Final Summary: Virginia License Choice Starts With Freshwater, Saltwater, Trout and Special Permits

The safest Virginia fishing license path starts with water type. If you fish freshwater, check state freshwater coverage. If you fish saltwater or tidal saltwater, check saltwater and VMRC/FIP requirements. If you fish both, compare the fresh/saltwater combination license. If you fish designated stocked trout waters from October 1 through June 15, add the trout license.

After choosing the basic license, check extra permit triggers: National Forest lands, state forests, DWR access sites, fee fishing areas and South Holston Reservoir. Buy through Go Outdoors Virginia, save proof, then check current DWR and VMRC rules for your exact water, species, method and date before fishing.

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