Unnamed bays and tributaries accessible by gas-powered boats Maryland tributaries up to the following demarcation lines: Aquia Creek: First bridge above Aquia Harbor Marina.Virginia tributaries up to the following demarcation lines: 301): Valid Virginia freshwater and saltwater (excluding county licenses), Potomac River Fisheries Commission, and Maryland Bay sport licenses are all honored on the mainstem Potomac and Maryland tributaries up to the demarcation lines (see below) all of these same licenses, except the Virginia saltwater licenses, are honored on the Virginia tributaries up to demarcation lines (see below): Middle Potomac and its Tidal Freshwater Tributaries (between Woodrow Wilson Bridge and Rt.
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License requirements are different for these sections. Virginia has reciprocal license agreements for three sections of the Potomac River, one above the District of Columbia and two below the District of Columbia. Virginia or North Carolina state fishing licenses and permits are honored on the mainstream portion lying between the confluence of the North and South Forks of the New River in North Carolina (Alleghany County) downstream to the confluence of the New and Little rivers in Virginia (Grayson County). Note: Virginia regulations apply in Parkway waters in Virginia except where noted herein or in federal regulations. Virginia and North Carolina licenses are honored on all Parkway waters. Virginia regulations apply in Virginia waters. Note: North Carolina regulations apply on North Carolina portions of these waters. Virginia or North Carolina state fishing licenses and permits are honored on those waters lying east of Union Street Dam on the Dan River in Virginia and the mouth of Difficult Creek on the Staunton River of Kerr Reservoir to the Gaston Dam on the Roanoke River, including all tributary waters accessible by boat from the main bodies of the reservoirs, or from the Island Creek sub-impoundment. All reciprocal license agreements listed below refer to both boat and bank anglers.
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