yes- sort of understandable if not inexcusable why the dnr got it wrong as its buried in comar
keep in mind that all violation pts apply to your license
i have a commercial lisence and was wondering if i could let my brother in law or a family member use my boat and lisence.was told a few years ago that i could but a dnr police agent told my bro in law its illegal.any body know the truth to this.any help would be appreciated thanx in advance.
yes- sort of understandable if not inexcusable why the dnr got it wrong as its buried in comar
keep in mind that all violation pts apply to your license
I believe that it is ok as long as he is in your boat
The way I understand it is if your boat number is on the license any one can take the boat. I would call fisheries or DNR to check tho.its ur ass if he gets a ticket...
Interesting, why would it be any different than a recreational fishing,hunting or drivers lisense? Why are their restrictions on the transfer of a lisense. Don't sound right to me.
Virginia or MD.
In Virginia he can work as an agent on your license. Unless he has had his commercial license suspended by the Commission.
http://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp...+4VAC20-610-30
I never understood how that complies with state code which says that you can not transfer a recreational license or commercial license. . . But that is what is on the books and common practice.
Also in VA you are responsible (to a certain extent) if he breaks the law under your license.
references
§ 28.2-226.1. Recreational gear license required.
A. Any person desiring to take or catch finfish or shellfish for recreational purposes in the tidal waters of the Commonwealth using commercial gear authorized under § 28.2-226.2, and for which an exemption is not provided in § 28.2-226, or included in § 28.2-302.1, shall first obtain the appropriate commercial gear license for recreational purposes. A license to use such gear for recreational purposes shall be issued to an individual for his exclusive use and shall not be transferable.
§ 28.2-302.1. Recreational license required.
Except in areas under the jurisdiction of the Department of Game and Inland Fisheries and as provided in § 28.2-302.5, a person shall not take or catch fish with rod and reel, hand line, by spearing or gigging, with a cast net, with a dip net, or by using up to two eel pots in the tidal waters of the Commonwealth under the jurisdiction of the Commission without first obtaining a saltwater recreational fishing license. The license required by this section and issued pursuant to § 28.2-302.2, 28.2-302.2:1, 28.2-302.6, 28.2-302.7, 28.2-302.8, 28.2-302.9 or 28.2-302.10 shall not be transferable.
§ 28.2-241. Registration of commercial fishermen required; exemption; penalty.
F. Registrations of commercial fishermen shall not be transferable.
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