Larson is the third generation of Norwegian and Swedish immigrants who left Scandinavia to homestead in Minnesota in the late 1800s. The surnames and immigration dates of his great-grandparents are Bangen (1866, Norway), Berg (1867, Norway), Larson (1868, Norway), and Watterburg (1879, Sweden).
Residents and non-residents younger than 16 years of age and residents who have reached 60 years of age prior to June 1, 2000 and have lived in the state for two years prior to application are not required to obtain the following licenses: basic and saltwater fishing, basic hunting, big game, bow, muzzleloader, LA duck, turkey stamp.
Licenses are valid for one license year only. A New Mexico Fishing License is not required on tribal reservations and private Class-A lakes. Licenses are not required for New Mexico resident and nonresident anglers 11 years of age or younger. Junior Fishing Licenses are available to New Mexico resident and nonresident anglers 12â17 years of age. Senior Fishing Licenses are available to New Mexico residents anglers 65â69 years of age. Free Licenses for New Mexico residents 70 years and older are available at all NMDGF offices and license vendors.