In Ohio, a resident fishing license costs $25 for one year. A one-day license is $14, and non-residents also pay $14 for a one-day license. Ohio offers discounts for seniors aged 66 or older. For full details, please check the current fishing regulations in Ohio. You can purchase a fishing license through several channels. The … Read more

In North Carolina, fishing licenses come in annual, 10-day, and lifetime types. Prices are $265 for adult residents and $530 for non-residents. Youth licenses cost $159 for both. A $5 transaction fee applies. Check the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission for current options and validity periods. Regulations governing fishing licenses in North Carolina include age … Read more

Nebraska fishing licenses vary in cost. A 1-day fishing license costs $13. A 3-day license costs $37. An annual license costs $76. A 3-year license costs $192.50. A 5-year license costs $392. A lifetime fishing permit is $308. Check local rules for any extra fees or requirements. In addition to the basic licenses, Nebraska also … Read more

In Minnesota, fishing license fees are as follows: a 24-hour license costs $12, a 72-hour license is $14, a 3-year individual license is $71, and a combination license for married couples is $40. Residents can buy these licenses online. Make sure to select the correct license type for your fishing needs. Anglers can conveniently purchase … Read more

Fishing license costs in Minnesota vary by type. Resident options include a 24-Hour License for $12 and an Annual License for $51. Non-resident options are a 72-Hour License for $36 and a 14-Day License for $54. You can purchase licenses from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources or authorized agents. Regulations surrounding fishing licenses include … Read more

In Michigan, fishing licenses cost $26 annually for residents, $76 for non-residents, and $11 for seniors (65+). A daily license costs $10. A $1 surcharge helps wildlife education. Proposed fee increases could raise the resident license fee to $39. The annual license lasts for one year from the date of purchase. The application process for … Read more

In Maryland, a resident’s annual non-tidal fishing license costs $20.50. Non-residents pay $30.50 or a reciprocal fee, whichever is higher. The Chesapeake Bay and Coastal Sport Fishing License costs $15 for residents and $22.50 for non-residents. A resident trout stamp costs $5. A 7-day fishing license is also available for $15. Certain permits are also … Read more

In Lycoming County, PA, fishing licenses for 2025 are priced as follows: Resident (annual, ages 16-64) costs $27.97; Senior Resident (annual, ages 65+) is $14.47; Senior Resident (lifetime, ages 65+) costs $86.97; and the One-Day Resident (ages 16+) is $14.47 (not valid from March 15 to April 30). When applying for a fishing license, individuals … Read more

In Kansas, a resident fishing license costs $27.50. A one-day resident license is $8.50, and a senior resident license is $15.00. Nonresidents pay $77.50 for an annual license. Multi-year youth licenses cost between $42.50 and $72.50. Licenses expire 365 days after purchase. Requirements for obtaining a fishing license include being at least 16 years old … Read more

In Billings, Montana, fishing license costs are: $21 for residents, $10.50 for youth (ages 10-17), $10.50 for seniors (62+), and $10.50 for residents with disabilities. These licenses provide a full season of fishing. Always check local regulations for any updates. Individuals aged 12 to 17 can acquire a youth license at reduced rates, promoting fishing … Read more