Dr. Stephen Schorr practices as an OB/GYN in Lafayette, LA. He specializes in women's health, or gynecology & obstetrics.
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. The charter boat fee, for a vessel hired on a per-trip basis, will cost $150 annually for resident charter boat owners and $300 for non-resident owners.
A non-tidal boat license is required only if you are boating on waters where the tide does not change. A nonâtidal boat license is separate from the New Jersey Boat Safety Certificate and is issued through the Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC). You must present your New Jersey Boat Safety Certificate at the MVC in order to obtain a nonâtidal boat license.