Fishing license fees in Alaska
$20Resident annual fishing license
Resident Annual Sport Fishing License, $20.00.1
The details
- Nonresident annual
- Nonresident Annual Sport Fishing License, $100.00. A nonresident military annual license is $20.12
- Short-term licenses
- Nonresident sport fishing licenses: 1 day $15.00, 3 day $30.00, 7 day $45.00, 14 day $75.00. King salmon stamps cost extra.1
- Senior and youth discounts
- Free PID card for residents 60 or older. Low income license $5.00. Resident license for the blind $0.50.12
- Who does not need one
- Residents under 18 and nonresidents under 16 do not need a sport fishing license.2
- Where to buy
- Local ADF&G offices, licensed vendors, the ADF&G mobile app, or online at the ADF&G store.2
The sources we read do not say: free fishing days.
Licenses are valid for the calendar year. Anglers fishing for king salmon also need a current year king salmon stamp, $10 for residents.
Sources
- Fishing and Hunting License Prices, Alaska Department of Fish and Game, checked 2 November 2026
- 2026 Southcentral Sport Fishing Regulations, Licensing, Alaska Department of Fish and Game, checked 2 November 2026
Checked 2 November 2026. "Secondary" marks a source used only because the official page could not be read.