North Dakota § 20.1-03-06 Contents of resident general game, fur-bearer, or fishing licenses - Licenses not transferable - Resident family fishing license

North Dakota Statutes

§ 20.1-03-06 — Contents of resident general game, fur-bearer, or fishing licenses - Licenses not transferable - Resident family fishing license

North Dakota § 20.1-03-06

Title 20.1Game, Fish, Predators, and Boating

Ch. 20.1-03Licenses and Permits

This text of North Dakota § 20.1-03-06 (Contents of resident general game, fur-bearer, or fishing licenses - Licenses not transferable - Resident family fishing license) is published on Counsel Stack Legal Research, covering North Dakota primary law. Counsel Stack provides free access to over 12 million legal documents including statutes, case law, regulations, and constitutions.

Bluebook

N.D. Cent. Code § 20.1-03-06 (2026).

Text

Licenses not transferable - Resident family fishing license. A resident general game, fur-bearer, or fishing license is not transferable. Each such license shall:

1.Describe the licensee.

2.Designate the licensee's place of residence.

3.Have printed upon it in large figures the year for which it is issued, or if it is a fur-bearer license, the statement that it expires on the first day of September following the date of issue.

4.Have printed upon it in large letters the word "nontransferable".

5.Be issued in the name of the director. In addition to the regular resident fishing license, there is hereby authorized a resident family fishing license allowing the husband and wife of a family to fish under one license. Such license shall be valid for the same period as other resident fishin

Free access — add to your briefcase to read the full text and ask questions with AI

Licenses not transferable - Resident family fishing license.
A resident general game, fur-bearer, or fishing license is not transferable. Each such license
shall:
1. Describe the licensee.
2. Designate the licensee's place of residence.
3. Have printed upon it in large figures the year for which it is issued, or if it is a
fur-bearer license, the statement that it expires on the first day of September following
the date of issue.
4. Have printed upon it in large letters the word "nontransferable".
5. Be issued in the name of the director.
In addition to the regular resident fishing license, there is hereby authorized a resident family
fishing license allowing the husband and wife of a family to fish under one license. Such license
shall be valid for the same period as other resident fishing licenses and shall be issued in
duplicate. The husband and wife are each to have a copy in possession while fishing.