Illinois HB3221 amends fishing and hunting license fees, offering discounts for veterans and senior citizens.
HB3221 modifies the Fish and Aquatic Life Code and the Wildlife Code to adjust fees for various fishing and hunting licenses. It introduces reduced fees for resident veterans and individuals aged 65 and older. For instance, the annual fishing license fee for residents is set at $14.50, but veterans and seniors pay half this amount. Similarly, the hunting license fee for residents is $5, with the same reduced rate for veterans and seniors. The bill also details fees for commercial fishing devices, lifetime licenses, and special stamps.
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