Fish ID Please.

[sunkenmetal]

Hurt on the job?

Kinda sorta

[mnemenoi]

Legally yes, though minnows and such usually does not attract a game warden.

[sunkenmetal]

Legally yes, though minnows and such usually does not attract a game warden.

I would have to go to academy to get a net so might as well be legal. Plus the ditch near my house has some pretty big cat fish in it so I might try to fish for them too.

[madehtsobi]

Fish ID Please.

Damn sorry to hear. But in a good way u get to take all these cools pics n show off to us lol

[sunkenmetal]

Damn sorry to hear. But in a good way u get to take all these cools pics n show off to us lol

I guess...

[mycoolhoney]

I got this from the army benefits web site
"Summary: Texas offers many special benefits for its military Service members and Veterans including Property Tax Exemptions, State Retirement Benefits, Veterans Home Improvement Loan Program, Texas National Guard Tuition Scholarship Program, Veterans Employment Preference, Vehicle License Plates, as well as Hunting and Fishing License privileges which is only a few. Eligibility for some benefits may depend on residency, military component and Veteran disability status. Wartime Veterans have preference in employment with State agencies or offices, as do Widows and Children of those killed on active duty. State law requires State agencies must practice Veterans' preference until they have reached 40% Veteran employment."

Look into it but I don't think you need a fishing license

[mdwalt]

Unless you're in a state park or on private property with land owners permission, you need a license even when dip netting.