Tennessee hunting, fishing licenses could soon cost more as bass plan moves forward

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Tennessee hunters and anglers are a step closer to paying more for licenses after wildlife commissioners approved a new fee structure that includes increases of roughly 27% to 29% for many licenses.

The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission approved the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency’s proposed license changes during its August meeting.

One of the most common licenses, the Resident Annual Hunt/Fish Combo, would increase from $33 to $42…

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