Vermont § 4254b - Therapeutic group fishing license

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§ 4254b. Therapeutic group fishing license

  • (a) As used in this section: (1) “Health care professional” means an individual licensed or certified or otherwise
    authorized by Vermont law to provide professional health services. (2) “Health service” means any treatment or procedure delivered by a health care professional
    to maintain an individual’s physical or mental health or to diagnose or treat an individual’s
    physical or mental health condition, including services ordered by a health care professional,
    chronic care management, preventive care, wellness services, and medically necessary
    services to assist in activities of daily living. (3) “Individual representing a long-term care facility” means an employee of a long-term
    care facility or a person recognized as an official volunteer by the long-term care
    facility. (4) “Long-term care facility” means any facility required to be licensed under 33 V.S.A. chapter 71 or a psychiatric facility with a long-term care unit required to be licensed under
    18 V.S.A. chapter 43. (b) The Commissioner may issue an annual therapeutic group fishing license to a health
    care professional or an individual representing a long-term care facility. A therapeutic
    group fishing license shall allow up to four persons per day to fish at one time,
    provided that: (1) the persons are under the care of a health care professional or are residing in a
    long-term care facility; and (2) while fishing, the persons are supervised by the health care professional or the individual
    representing a long-term care facility who was issued the therapeutic group fishing
    license. (c) A person fishing under a therapeutic group fishing license shall not be required to
    obtain a fishing license under section 4251 of this title but shall be required to comply with all other requirements of this chapter, chapter
    111 of this title, and the rules of the Board. When a person or group of persons is
    fishing under a therapeutic group fishing license, the person or group shall be accompanied
    at all times by the health care professional or the individual representing a long-term
    care facility to which the license was issued. The health care professional or individual
    representing a long-term care facility may assist persons fishing under the license
    with all aspects of fishing activity. The health care professional or individual representing
    a long-term care facility shall carry the license at all times while a person is fishing
    under the license and shall produce the license on demand by any fish and wildlife
    warden. (Added 2013, No. 78, § 8.)

Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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