CASTLETON, Vt. (AP) - Vermont’s fifth annual free ice fishing day is going to be celebrated with an ice-fishing festival on Lake Bomoseen in Castleton.
The free ice-fishing day for anglers across the state on Jan. 27 enables both residents and non-residents to go ice fishing on any legal water body in Vermont for the day without a license.
Fish and Wildlife Commissioner Louis Porter says the free ice-fishing event creates opportunities for a range of anglers, and helps showcase the great ice fishing available in Vermont.
And it’s a great way for people new to the sport to try it out.
This year’s ice fishing festival is free and open to anyone interested in ice fishing.
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