The Fishing Season Budget

Price your fishing season before you pay for it: your agency's own list and fees, day licenses or the annual, the days you really fish, what one day costs, line bought by the fill, and a set-aside ready by the opener

FishingFix's Fishing License Checker quotes each listed state agency's own rules and names the stamps, endorsements and cards a state adds, but gives no fee and never the choice every angler makes at the counter: day licenses or the annual. Its Fishing Line Calculator gives the yards one spool fill takes, not how many fills a season needs, and its Catch Log Tracker counts fish, not days or dollars. Nothing on the site adds up a season. The Fishing Season Budget works it through. In its worked example an annual license and one stamp at $35.00, against $12.50 a day, make the annual cheaper from day 3; an agency free day moves that to day 4. The license is picked on the 11 days actually fished last season, and the money on the 16 days planned. A day out costs $23.50 in bait, travel and lost rigs; two reels respooled twice take 908 yards, and one 1,000 yard spool comes in $7.97 under four fillers. The season adds up to $430.99, $26.94 a day all in, with the license only 8% of it and the days 87%. A monthly set-aside of $9.17 over six months covers the $54.99 due at the opener. Every figure is computed by the site's own Fishing Line Calculator and Catch Log Tracker and the formula on each page; the fees, prices and counts are examples, not any state's fees. It never decides that you need no license, computes no tide or weather call, and names no brand. Included: 24 printable pages with seven steps, four working pages, a break-even table and a quickstart, plus a personalised sheet worked on your own state, spool, catch log and bait pick.

What’s inside

The full contents of The Fishing Season Budget: price the license, price the days, and the working pages

Step 1, The Agency's List Rule: one angler's agency sheet with the annual path and the day path written out

Step 1: your agency's own list for your water and fish, with each fee and the date you read it
Step 2: the break-even day between day licenses and the annual, with the agency's free days
Step 3: the license picked on the days you actually fished, the money on the days you plan, and a switch day
Step 4: what one day out costs: bait, travel and the rigs you lose, with a life jacket first if you need one
Step 5: line bought by the fill, from the Fishing Line Calculator's yards, against one filler spool a fill
Step 6: the season added up from the bottom, a day's true cost, and a fish's cost at last season's rate
Step 7: a monthly set-aside, rounded up, that covers the money due at the opener, and a season calendar
Four working pages: an agency sheet, a break-even sheet, a trip cost log and a season budget sheet
A break-even table for seven annual paths and six day fees, and a quickstart that closes the score loop
A personalised sheet: your agency's page and break-even table, your spool's fills for the season, your catch rate and your day's cost lines

Plus a second PDF, worked out for you

Run one of the free calculators first and buy from that page, and this sheet is computed from your own figures. Buy from here and the pack still arrives complete — the sheet simply has no numbers of yours to work from yet.

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