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"2010 Fishing Regulations." //Arkansas Game&Fish Commission//. Arkansas Game&Fish Commission, 2010. Web. 06 Apr. 2010. .

Violation Points Violation points are assigned to anyone convicted of breaking an AGFC hunting or fishing regulation. The accumulation of 18 violation points for violations within three years may result in the revocation of hunting and fishing privileges for one year. The accumulation of 30 points within five years may result in a three-year loss of licenses and privileges.

Double points are assessed:
 * when an someone 21 or older is convicted of committing a violation while accompanying a youth under 16
 * for violations committed by a Guide License holder
 * for violations committed in a trout catch-andrelease area
 * for bass-related violations on lakes Monticello, Lower White Oak, Columbia, SWEPCO, Pickthorne and Austelle

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"Arkansas License Information." //Take Me Fishing//. Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation, 2008. Web. 06 Apr. 2010. http://www.takemefishing.org/state/page/get-a-license/state/AR.

When you purchase a fishing license, you're helping to protect, preserve and enhance the sport of fishing for today and for generations to come.

If you are 16 years or older, an Arkansas fishing license is required to take or attempt to take game fish, turtles or frogs in Arkansas, unless you are fishing in a licensed "put and take pay lake." The license must be carried with you. You may not possess a license that belongs to someone else or one that has been altered, backdated or counterfeited.

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 * (in Florda)What are my fees used for?** Except for the fees charged by the tax collector ($1.00) or agent ($0.50), and processing surcharges listed above, all of the money spent on fishing and licenses goes to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) to provide optimum sustained use of Florida's fish and wildlife resources. In addition, each license holder that buys a license, helps the FWC to recover excise taxes from the Federal government, which you spend on items such as fishing tackle, boats, and for motor boat fuel taxes, through the Federal Aid in Sportfish Restoration program.