A Federal Fishing License for Crab and So Much More

Have you been looking to re-up your federal fishing license for crab and other forms of aquatic life in an easier way? Does it feel like it’s more difficult than it should be to renew your fishing permits? Whether you’re just getting started in fishing Alaskan crab or you’ve been doing it for many years, we can help. At the Commercial Fishing Permits Center, we devised a better method for the permits application process, thus making it simpler for commercial fishing professionals like you. 

A Federal Fishing License for Crab (and Other Species) 

At our site, you can find a simpler way to access the permits you need for the Alaska License Limitation Program for both crabs as well as groundfish. This Federal License Limitation Program (LLP) is necessary for vessels that will be in the Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands or the Gulf of Alaska fishing for Alaska Groundfish or BSAI (“Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands”) crab. Additionally, vessels will need this license if they’re fishing in any BSAI LLP crab fisheries. 

The Opportunity in Alaskan Crab 

With the permits you can find at our site, you can take true advantage of Alaskan crab. Indeed, these are some of the most popular forms at our site, as they help professionals to fish for more crab. That means we can help with red king crab, as well as blue and brown. Additionally, Tanner Crab and snow crab can be fished for with some of our permits as well. We know that, when it comes to crab fishing, every moment counts. So, we do everything we can to expedite the process for vessel owners like you. 

What Alaskan Groundfish Are 

As you probably know, much of the opportunity that comes from fishing for Alaskan groundfish can be attributed to just how much diversity there is among “Alaskan Groundfish.” That name includes sablefish, Atka mackerel, lingcod, Pacific cod, pollock, as well as so many flatfish and rockfish species. At our site, you can find forms such as the “Application for Transfer License Limitation Program Groundfish/Crab License” as well as the “Application for a Community Quota Entity (CQE) to Receive a Non-Trawl Groundfish LLP License.” Those are just some of the forms we offer that make it possible to fish for what you want to fish for. 

All the Licenses and Permits You May Need, Easier 

While this blog has dealt with crab and groundfish in the Alaska area, the truth is that we have forms for all across the United States. Essentially, no matter where your commercial fishing business takes you in the oceans off the US coast, we’ve got the forms that can help you fish for what you want to fish for. Additionally, we make it easier to complete those forms as well. With our mobile optimization, you can fill out these forms from anywhere, so long as you’re connected to the internet at the time. To see what we offer, check out our site.