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Sources

Answer in brief

Facts about CatchVault come from its App Store listing and website. Rule descriptions are general; state agencies publish the binding text.

Sources for this entry

  1. CatchVault on the App Store: The developer’s listing: features, price and supported devices.
  2. CatchVault state regulations: Company-published summaries for 48 states, each linked to the agency.
  3. CatchVault license guides: Where to buy a fishing license in every state and DC.
  4. CatchVault waters directory: Per-water rule pages and maps for pilot states.
  5. Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies: The organization of state fish and wildlife agencies, with links to each one.
  6. Take Me Fishing license finder: Nonprofit directory of state license sales pages.
  7. USGS Protected Areas Database (PAD-US): Federal inventory of public and protected land.
  8. Best Fish Identifier App: Sister reference on telling lookalike species apart.

Practical guidance is original editorial writing. App details come from the developer’s published descriptions, checked .

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This reference is published alongside CatchVault. State-by-state summaries and license guides live on the CatchVault website, and sister references cover fish identification and fishing apps in general.

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