Anglers and waterfowl hunters can once again utilize their Kentucky resident licenses to fish or hunt in shared waterways with neighboring states, thanks to new reciprocal agreements reinstated as of October 16, 2025. These agreements cover various popular locations, including the Ohio River and Kentucky Lake, allowing residents to engage in outdoor activities while adhering to their home state’s regulations.
These updates are crucial as the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources enhances public access to outdoor resources. Commissioner Rich Storm emphasized collaboration with six other states to ensure these agreements meet modern needs, especially with the duck and goose seasons opening on November 27. Interested parties can find more details by visiting the Kentucky Fish and Wildlife website or contacting their information center directly.
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