PA fishing license

Yes and Yes.  You might want to know that you can buy a 7 day, 3 day or 1 day non-resident license and save a few bux
 
http://www.fish.state.pa.us/faqlice.htm#1
 
http://www.fish.state.pa.us/license.htm
 

Dave,

I am not sure about this but makes sense you would need the additional stamps.  Call Walnut Marina as they sell licenses there and probably have the most accurate information.  (That's where I got the below information).  I would think you need a combo trout\erie stamp.  Normally need the combo stamp if fishing any trib that enters into Lake Erie, PA.  The only exception I know of is Conneaut which exits in Ohio, but travels through PA. 

A strange fact but true........If you buy a 1 day non-resident license you do NOT need the additional stamp, but if you are a resident and buy a 1 day license you need to buy the additional stamps.   That whay I am unsure with you having a non-resident season license.

Also food for thought:  If you only have one or two days fishing between now and December 1, you might want to hold off buying a yearly until then, since the licenses purchased after Dec. 1 are good immediately through 2009.  I cannot tell for certain if this is the case with a non-resident license, but would be worth the inquiry.

ORIGINAL: MackJ

Also food for thought:  If you only have one or two days fishing between now and December 1, you might want to hold off buying a yearly until then, since the licenses purchased after Dec. 1 are good immediately through 2009.  I cannot tell for certain if this is the case with a non-resident license, but would be worth the inquiry.

The non-resident also runs from Dec 1 of 08 - Dec 31 of 09. I know my brother buys his in Dec every year and has never been given a problem for showing his "next years" license while fishing in Dec.