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That is a perfect set up!
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From: Western Central NV
Good Evening Arizona.
Hey Bart, I just wondering if Arizona is like Nevada. This goes back to the 70s. You could fish on Pyramid Lake without a State License, but you where required to get a permit from the Paiute Tribe. But as soon as you left the Reservation you came under State Law. In terms of having fish in possession without a State License, or over State limits. Just curious.
Craig
Hey Bart, I just wondering if Arizona is like Nevada. This goes back to the 70s. You could fish on Pyramid Lake without a State License, but you where required to get a permit from the Paiute Tribe. But as soon as you left the Reservation you came under State Law. In terms of having fish in possession without a State License, or over State limits. Just curious.
Craig
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From: Chino Valley, Arizona
Good Evening Arizona.
Hey Bart, I just wondering if Arizona is like Nevada. This goes back to the 70s. You could fish on Pyramid Lake without a State License, but you where required to get a permit from the Paiute Tribe. But as soon as you left the Reservation you came under State Law. In terms of having fish in possession without a State License, or over State limits. Just curious.
Craig
Hey Bart, I just wondering if Arizona is like Nevada. This goes back to the 70s. You could fish on Pyramid Lake without a State License, but you where required to get a permit from the Paiute Tribe. But as soon as you left the Reservation you came under State Law. In terms of having fish in possession without a State License, or over State limits. Just curious.
Craig