There is no charge to borrow the equipment, which is typically used by groups. Check with the fishing equipment contact , or listed state parks and facilitities nearest you to find out exactly what kind of gear is available.
Equipment is available on a first-come, first served basis.
You may borrow equipment for up to one week, unless demand is low in your area. Ask the contact in your area if an extension is possible. If the equipment was damaged, return all the parts with a note explaning what happened. In some cases, certified DNR Angler Education Instructors may arrange with the DNR contact to have the equipment sent via DNR mail to the DNR service center or field station nearest them. Make proper handling and care of equipment part of your angler or fishing education program.