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Isleton Waterfront Marina BIG
City of Isleton
$130,000

Oceanside Harbor Jolly Roger Dock
Oceanside Harbor District
$691,711

Port San Luis Harbor District Avila Pier
Port San Luis Harbor District
$199,999

Redondo Beach Pumpout Dock Replacement
City of Redondo Beach
$200,000

Treasure Island Marina-Transient Dock
Treasure Island Enterprises, LLC
$1,949,750

2024 APPLICATION DEADLINE TBD
Division of Boating and Waterways (DBW) is now accepting applications for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife, BIG Tier I and Tier II grants. DBW is the designated State entity for administering these programs. Funding is through the Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Program. These federal grants are for boating infrastructure improvements that serve transient recreational vessels at least 26 feet in length. Transient vessels are those “passing through”, staying 15-days or less.
Projects completed using BIG funds may be publicly or privately owned, but must be publically accessible.

BIG Program is intended to:

Enhance access to recreational, historic, cultural and scenic resources
Strengthen community ties to the water’s edge and economic benefits
Promote public/private partnerships and entrepreneurial opportunities
Provide continuity of public access to the shore
Promote awareness of transient boating opportunities

Tier I
Up to $300,000 is available for projects in California. All Tier I grants must meet the eligibility requirements of 50 CFR 86.20. Each Tier I grant cannot exceed $300,000; however, the State of California may award more than one (1) Tier I grant.

Tier II
Up to $1.5 million may be awarded per project. A total of $14 million is available for Tier II projects nationally. All Tier II grants must meet the eligibility requirements of 50 CFR 86.20.
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A: Any person who is 16 years of age or older must possess a valid sport fishing license when taking any fish, shell fish, reptile, or amphibian in California (Fish and Game Code Section 7145). Fish and Game Code Section 86 defines take as: hunt, pursue, catch, capture, or kill, or attempt to hunt, pursue, catch, capture or kill.
Q: Where can I purchase a sport fishing license? 
A: Fishing licenses may be purchased ONLINE or at any license agent or CDFW license sales office.
Q: How long is a 365-day sport fishing license valid?
A: 365-day sport fishing licenses are valid for 365 days from the date of purchase. For example, if you purchase a 365-day sport fishing license on June 1, 2023, the license will be valid through May 31, 2024.
Q: Do I have to wear my fishing license?
A: No, but your sport fishing license must be in your immediate possession while fishing, except when diving as provided in Fish and Game Code Section 7145.
Q: I noticed my license items this year were printed on gray paper. For the last few years, licenses have been blue, green, or orange. Is a license printed on the gray paper valid?
A: Yes – the gray license you received is printed on official license stock. Blue, green, and orange licenses are valid for the dates specified on the license.
Q: How do I replace a lost or destroyed fishing license? 
A: Duplicate sport fishing licenses may be purchased ONLINE or at any license agent or CDFW license sales office. A small fee is charged for each duplicate validation.
If you lose your Sturgeon Fishing Report Card you can obtain a duplicate from CDFW license sales offices only. You must complete a Sturgeon Fishing Report Card Affidavit (PDF Form) and pay the duplicate fee to replace a Sturgeon Fishing Report Card. Duplicate fees are located on the license description page.
Q: Can I laminate my license?
A: No. Licenses should never be heat laminated as this will destroy the license. If exposed to extreme heat, licenses will darken and become discolored.
Camping along the Canalway Trail
No campfires or bonfires are allowed
Campsite sites are carry-in, carry-out for garbage unless a waste receptacle is present
Quiet hours must be observed between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m.
No motorized vehicles are allowed in the campsites
For camping space for groups larger than 10 people/4 tents, you must reach out to the Canal Real Property Management Department to obtain a permit: (518) 449-6000 

Primitive Campsites: Campsites which provide no amenities with the exception of a porta john. Campsites require carry-in and carry-out and campers to bring their own water or water purification. 
Camping Locations:
Section 1 Fort Edward- 518-747-4613

C9 Smith's Basin
	2450 State Route 149, Fort Ann, NY 12827

A Boater, Car and Trail Campsite 
Has a boat launch onsite 
Paddler access â Yes (hand launch)
Cyclist access â Yes (on trail)

C4 Stillwater
	947 Stillwater Bridge Rd, Schaghticoke, NY 12154 

A Boater and Car Campsite 
No access from Trail
Paddler access â Yes (hand launch is 500 feet across the pedestrian bridge)
Cyclist access â Yes (.5 miles from the Canalway Trail in Stillwater) 

Section 2 Waterford- 518-233-8575

E6 Crescent
	77 Flight Lock Rd, Waterford, NY 12188

Paddler access â none 
Cyclist access â Yes (off trail 2 miles)

Section 3 Fonda - 518-853-3823

Lock E7 Vischer Ferry
	1280 Lock 7 Rd, Niskayuna, NY 12309

A Boater, Car and Trail Campsite 
Has a boat launch onsite 
Paddler access â Yes (hand launch)
Cyclist access â Yes (on trail), 0.5 mile from trail)

E9 Rotterdam, 
	9 State Canal Park Rd (Rte 103), Rotterdam Jct., NY 12150 

A Boater and Car Campsite 
Has boat launch onsite 
Paddler access â Yes (hand launch)
Cyclist access â Yes
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Any Native American who is a resident of the State and is financially unable to pay the fee required for a resident sport fishing license. Certification of tribal enrollment, a copy of the Certificate of Degree of Indian Blood, or a copy of an official tribal membership or identification card with membership number is required.
Print Free Sport Fishing License Application - Low Income Native Americans (PDF Form)

How to Apply for a Free Sport Fishing License
Complete the appropriate application above and follow the instructions to obtain your first license. All applications will be reviewed and eligibility will be verified prior to license issuance. Allow 15 business days for review and processing of your application. After your first free sport fishing license has been issued, if you qualify for the license based on disability, you may renew your license from any CDFW license agent, CDFW license sales office or online.
Any Native American who has been issued a free low-income sport fishing license must resubmit a new application each year to renew their sport fishing license.

Frequently Asked Questions

365 - Day Sport Fishing Licenses

Q: Will the 365-day sport fishing licenses be available to residents and nonresidents?
A: Yes. 365-day sport fishing licenses are available to both resident and nonresident anglers.
Q: Where can I purchase a 365-day sport fishing license? 
A: 365-day sport fishing licenses can be purchased using any of the following CDFW authorized sales channels:

Online through CDFW’s Online License Sales and Services,
Over the telephone through CDFW’s authorized Telephone Sales agent at (800) 565-1458,
Through an independent license sales agent authorized by CDFW (such as a local sporting goods store, large discount store, or a bait and tackle shop), and
Select CDFW License Sales Offices.

Q:  I am currently enrolled in Auto-Renewal. How will the 365-day sport fishing license affect me?  
A: If you are currently enrolled in Auto-Renewal, you will receive email notifications 28 days and 14 days prior to the renewal taking place (approximately 45 days before your current license expires), letting you know that the renewal will still occur as scheduled.
Two-Stroke Vessel Engines
City of Carlsbad – PWC restricted on part of Agua Hedionda Lagoon.
1, 2
May 1994

City of Los Angeles – Pier 300 shallow water habitat. No PWC.
2
Apr 1993

City of Pacifica – No PWC on specified ocean beaches.
2
Apr 1990

City and County of San Francisco – No PWC within 1,200 ft. from shoreline (with exceptions).
2
Oct 1998

City of Sausalito – No PWC launching or retrieving.
2
Apr 1994

Collins Lake Recreation Area, Collins Lake (private) – No PWC.
2
May 1991

County of Marin, All Waterways – No PWC.
2
Nov 1999

County of Santa Cruz – PWC prohibited within 300 yds. of shore, except to launch or land.
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Jun 1990

Coyote Lake – Max. 35 PWC per day. From May 1-June 1, powerboats allowed with receipt issued within past 2 days from any of 5 area stations selling non-MTBE gas.
3
May 2000

Diamond Valley Lake and Lake Skinner - No PWC. Only engines that are 4-stroke, 2-stroke equipped with direct fuel-injection or 2-stroke engines that comply with 2001 or later CA Air Resources Board emissions standards and use MTBE-free fuel.

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No PWCs of any type are allowed.
Boats shall not pull individuals or any recreational equipment (e.g., inner tubes, skis, boards, etc.).
All boats must be a minimum of 12 feet in length, minimum of 42 inches wide, and must have at least 12 inches of freeboard at idle speed.
Multi-hulled vessel without solid and fixed decking shall not be allowed.
Only sea kayaks at least 10 feet in length that provide seating for all passengers inside the craft.
Rolling over kayaks is prohibited
Boats with sink drains and flush toilets must have the sinks and toilets rendered inoperable, or designed so that no waste can be discharged into the lake.
Dye tablets may be added by lake personnel to test for leaks

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