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Though beautiful, Marion is
an especially difficult boating town. There
are no state public boat launches and the
town and other property owners ban parking
near launches. The town allows use of its
boat launch but again, the caveat is
non-residents must find other parking.
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Harbormaster
Marion Town Hall
2 Spring
St.
508-430-7532
VHF Ch. 9 hailing and VHF Ch.
16 emergencies
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Fishing
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Town
and city clerks usually issue fishing licenses, but the
Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife has also approved
other vendors in many towns. See
where to get your freshwater fishing license
or purchase a
resident
license online or a
non-resident license
online.
No license required
is required for saltwater fishing in Massachusetts, but the Division of Fisheries and Wildlife
publishes comprehensive
daily updates on the sport, including local advisories.
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Tide Charts |
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Shellfish Permits
508-430-7532
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Public Boat Launches
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Island Wharf Town Dock is
only for resident use. Cars cannot be parked
there unless they have resident parking
stickers.
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Marinas
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Barden’s Boatyard
2 Island Wharf
508-748-0250
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Charter Boats
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North Eastern Anglers
Joe Leclair
22-foot
Icyulus
508-748-2656
774-263-2675
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