Fishing Permits

[gzarboni]

Just curious as to the different prices for fishing permits around the country. Here in New York the season permit fee is $25. What state are you from and how much does your fishing permit cost?
Glen

 

[kentuckysteve]

$20/season here in Kentucky.Plus $10 for trout permit.

 

[mcnerney]

I think Wyoming is $36 for a resident, then $5/boat for the invasive sticker, so I ended up paying $46. I fished 81 days last year so that works out to about $1.76/day.

 

[triggw]

I think Wyoming is $36 for a resident

Actually $24 annually for a resident license. But the non-resident annual license is $92 or $14/day. I think of it as the Wyoming Game and Fish Gouge-a-Greenie program.

 

[ejsell]

Ohio is $19 for resident $10 for 66+ seniors and $40 for non-resident annual. No license is required for active military on leave. It's free for disabled vets, former POWs and 78+ seniors.

 

[repperson29]

Ohio is $19 for resident $10 for 66+ seniors and $40 for non-resident annual. No license is required for active military on leave. It's free for disabled vets, former POWs and 78+ seniors.

It's really free for disabled vets? I'm going to have to look into it for sure. I was going to get an Ohio license this year maybe but he'll if it's free how can I say no.


Ryan

 

[Bigfly]

CAFG 1 yr. $47.00 basic.
Plus, plus, .......that's why I try and get out.

Jim

 

[ptarmigan]

$24 here in AK. I just buy the combo hunting and fishing for $48 though. If there are enough kings around to fish for I will throw down another $10 for a king stamp. Tags for hunting are free over the counter for most everything after that. It's a real bargain as far as I'm concerned.

 

[lacanadio]

NM $25, plus trout and habitat stamps..$35
Senior 65-69 is $8, plus trout and habitat stamps...$18
70+ is free

CO non-resident is $56

We buy both NM and CO. I think NM works to about $2 for both per day. CO, OTOH, is probably about $4.50 per day for both.

Worth every penny, IMHO.

 

[fredaevans]

Thread made me think, I don't remember, but I think its fifteen dollars for people my age. Which reminds me, I need a 2015. Will have to ask about getting a Steelhead punch card; if I land one he/she's going back so do I really need one? End game is they're just big trout?

fae

 

[Ard]

Speaking of age Fred, I just got my lifetime license here on January second I don't have to buy one anymore.

 

[ia_trouter]

Iowa- I believe it is $31.50 for an annual license and a trout stamp. The whitetail are a little bigger than the trout here so about $500 for a non-resident last time I checked.

 

[Unknownflyman]

Well, I have to buy non resident Wisconsin and Minnesota. Worth every penny.

 

[jpbfly]

Speaking of age Fred, I just got my lifetime license here on January second I don't have to buy one anymore.

:upset:
Ard that's a scandal!!! I'm older than you and paid mine 95 euros that's $115:upset:

 

[gzarboni]

jpbfly, is that 95 euros for 1 season?


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[yikes]

CAFG 1 yr. $47.00 basic.
Plus, plus, .......that's why I try and get out.

Jim

+$5 extra for fishing in saltwater, which may be our only waters if we don't get a lot more snow.

 

[GrtLksMarlin]

Michigan:

DNR-Sportcard $1.00 (must be purchased in addition to *)

All-species Fishing Licenses:
Resident Annual: $26.00*
Nonresident Annual: $76.00*
Senior Annual (Residents 65 or older or Residents who are legally blind – see License Requirements): $11.00*
24-hour (Resident or Nonresident): $10.00
72-hour (Resident or Nonresident): $30.00
Muskellunge Harvest Tag (License Required): FREE
Sturgeon Permit and Tag (License Required): FREE
Fishing license fees are waived for Michigan residents who are veterans with 100% disability or active-duty military.

B.E.F.

 

[jpbfly]

jpbfly, is that 95 euros for 1 season?

fortunately....

 

[mcnerney]

Speaking of age Fred, I just got my lifetime license here on January second I don't have to buy one anymore.

Ard: Now you can do what my friend Pete in Laramie does when Game and Fish asks to see his license, he always says, "I haven't bought a license in years". He has a lifetime Wyoming license.

 

[jb1023]

Copied from the 2014 CO Fishing brochure:

Habitat stamp
............................................$10
Required for residents and nonresidents, ages 18-64. Add this to license fees below if you have not yet purchased a 2014 Habitat Stamp.

Residents
» Adult annual (ages 16-63)
.....................................$26
» Senior annual (64 and older)
..................................$1
For senior lifetime low-income licenses, see page 5
» Small Game & Fishing combo
............................$41

non Residents
» Annual
........................................................................$56
» Five-day
......................................................................$21

Youth
» Resident and nonresident younger than age 16 (second-rod charge still applies)
.....................................free

Residents & non residents
» Second-rod stamp
....................................................$5
The second-rod stamp is available to
anyone who has purchased a fishing
license and any youth under 16. (See page 5)
» One-day fishing
.........................................................$9
» Additional-day fishing
.............................................$5
Customers buying a one-day or additional-day
license are exempt from the Habitat Stamp fee
with the first two of these licenses. The habitat
fee will be assessed when a third license of this
type is purchased.
Prices include 25-cent search-and-rescue fee and 75-cent
surcharge for the Wildlife Management Education Fund.