Corrections Policy
This page explains how readers can report errors and how we review, confirm, and correct fishing-license content.
Why corrections matter
Fishing-license information changes over time. Official pages may move, license fees may update, maps may change, retailer availability may shift, and regulation guides may be replaced by a newer edition. A small error can cause real inconvenience for a user planning a fishing trip.
We welcome correction requests from readers, anglers, license buyers, local experts, and official-source users.
What to report
Report pages that no longer open or redirect to the wrong place.
Tell us if a license fee, tech fee, stamp cost, or license-year detail appears outdated.
Report wrong addresses, changed maps, closed offices, or outdated retailer details.
Flag unclear or outdated statements about seasons, limits, species, stamps, or exemptions.
Tell us if a table, link, button, or page layout is difficult to use.
Tell us if any wording could be interpreted as official government affiliation.
Correction review process
We review the page URL, issue description, and any source supplied by the reader.
We compare the claim with Indiana DNR, Go Outdoors Indiana, IN.gov, regulation-guide, or related official pages.
If the correction is confirmed, we update wording, links, tables, warnings, or source references.
If a detail cannot be confidently confirmed, we may add a caution or direct readers to the official source instead.
What we do not change on request
We do not remove accurate public-source information simply because it is inconvenient. We do not edit official agency wording. We do not change license records, Go Outdoors Indiana accounts, citations, refunds, enforcement decisions, or government application outcomes.