You can get a fishing license near you depending on your location and country. Here are some general options based on the region: In Germany:

• You must apply for a fishing license at the relevant local authority such as the town hall (Rathaus). A visitors' fishing license valid for three months can be obtained at local town halls for about €25, requiring a passport and a passport photo

• For specific waters, you may also need a permit from the water owner or fishing club, which can often be purchased at local tackle shops or fishing clubs

• In some states like North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), you can buy fishing permits for the Rhine in local shops that sell licenses and permits

• Private trout farms may offer fishing without a license but usually charge per day or per kilo of fish caught

In the United States:

• Fishing licenses can be purchased over-the-counter at local sporting goods stores, bait and tackle shops, or government offices like the Department of Fish and Wildlife

In England and Wales:

• You can buy a fishing license online, by phone, or from the Environment Agency

In Canada (Nova Scotia and British Columbia):

• Fishing licenses are available at registered vendors such as fishing shops, hardware stores, or government offices

To find the exact place near you:

• Visit your local town hall or city hall if you are in Germany.
• Check with local fishing tackle shops or outdoor sporting goods stores.
• Use official government websites for your region to locate authorized license vendors or purchase online.

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