If you are looking to go fishing in the state of Delaware, you must first obtain a fishing license. A license can be obtained at any of the 100 licensing agents throughout the state. You can get a license at hardware stores, sporting good stores and you can even obtain one online. The cost of a license varies depending on if you are a resident, non-resident and you can even get a seven day tourist license. The license will allow you to fish in any of Delaware waters and is also good for clamming and crabbing.
      The state of Delaware has made it easy to fish along any of the state park beaches by allowing you to get surf fishing vehicle permit. You can drive your vehicle on any of the designed beaches for the sole purpose of fishing. Surf fishing is allowed at Cape Henlopen State Park, Delaware Seashore State Park and Fenwick Island State Park. Dogs are allowed at any of the surf fishing vehicle beaches, but must be kept on a leash.
      If you are looking to do some freshwater fishing there are designated trout streams in New Castle County. You can fish at Mill Creek, White Clay Creek, Pike Creek, Christina Creek, Beaver Run and Wilson Run. Freshwater trout fishing begins on the first Saturday in April. There are rules and regulations on freshwater trout fishing; when you obtain a license you will get all the necessary information. As long as you obey the rules, fishing in Delaware can be a great time for all.