How To Get Your CT Hunting or Fishing Licenses Online.

Thu, Jun 26, 2008

The CT DEP is now offering you the ability to purchase you CT hunting and fishing licenses online.

Here is an excerpt from their site:

Before you start:

This is a good time to get out your driver’s license and the credit card you will be using to make your payment. If you have taken any Connecticut Hunter Safety courses, you should also have out one of your certificates.

Visa and MasterCard are accepted for payment of license fees.

This service requires the use of Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher or Netscape 6.0 or higher or Firefox 2.0 or higher. Throughout the transaction process, sensitive data transmissions between your browser and the server are secured (This site is certified by Entrust). Information collected will not be disclosed to unauthorized parties except as required by state or federal law.

Transaction confirmations and related information will be sent if you provide a valid email address.

You will need a printer to print your license and sales receipt. The license you print at the end of your transaction is your official license and, after signing the license, you must carry it whenever you go into the field. In the event of printer or user error, you will be allowed to reprint your license. After you complete the transaction, you may reprint your license at any time by logging back into the system.

For answers to the most Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), please refer to the FAQ page. Contact Customer Support with any comments, suggestions, and reports of problems.

You can visit the Online licensing site here…

https://ct.outdoorcentral.net/InternetSales/

No More waiting in line at Walmart just to find out they are all out of licenses.

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Travis Batlis Says:
January 26th, 2010 at 5:09 pm

I’m actually in gulf shores at the present time. The best bait and lures for this area is dead minows shrimp, and from where I’m fishing. squid. (the bait shop close to where you would be fishing does not sell live bait. but if you can get your hands on that, It’d be nice) The worst time is the afternoon. You need to go either in the morning or go night fishing. I’m not saying the middle isn’t good but the best time is when the fish are hungry. Early. and late. I prefer going in the morning. getting there at about 8. I can update my answer tomorrow after I go fishing to tell you what kind of fish I caught, but I’m pretty sure the normal are snapper and maybe even a striped bass (rarely caught). The best way to get information is your local bait shop.

Travis Batlis Says:
January 26th, 2010 at 5:09 pm
I’m actually in gulf shores at the present time. The best bait and lures for this area is dead minows shrimp, and from where I’m fishing. squid. (the bait shop close to where you would be fishing does not sell live bait. but if you can get your hands on that, It’d be nice) The worst time is the afternoon. You need to go either in the morning or go night fishing. I’m not saying the middle isn’t good but the best time is when the fish are hungry. Early. and late. I prefer going in the morning. getting there at about 8. I can update my answer tomorrow after I go fishing to tell you what kind of fish I caught, but I’m pretty sure the normal are snapper and maybe even a striped bass (rarely caught). The best way to get information is your local bait shop.

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