Yes, this sting was almost surely from a sea anemone. Sea anemones look like fleshy flowers and got their name from the European flower Anemone nemorosa, a poisonous, white-flowered plant that causes blisters. Closer to home is a similar plant, the Japanese anemone, Anemone hupehensis.
Long-term Options For Licenses. Lifetime licenses are offered by the state of California. The cost runs $463.25 for anglers ages 0 to nine years, $761.25 for anglers ages 10 to 39, $685.25 for ages 40 to 61 and anglers 62 years and older can get a lifetime license for $463.75.
The fee for an annual resident fishing license remains $8.50. The non-resident fee is $20 per year, while the seven-day tourist license is $12.50. Each of these license options entitles the holder to fish in any of Delaware's waters, as well crabbing and clamming. Licenses are good for the calendar year.