Michigan Fishing License (2026): Cost, Where to Buy & Rules

Issued by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources

In Short

Yes, you need a fishing license to fish in Michigan. A resident annual license costs $26.00 and a non-resident annual license costs $76.00. Buy direct from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources to avoid markup.

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Michigan Fishing License Types & 2026 Prices

Resident Annual

Freshwater

$26.00

Non-Resident Annual

Freshwater

$76.00

Non-Resident 24-Hour

Freshwater

$10.00

Non-Resident 7-Day

Freshwater

$31.00

Senior (65+)

Freshwater

$13.00

MI resident only

Youth (under 17)

Free

Who needs a Michigan fishing license?

Most anglers aged 16–64 need a license to fish in Michigan. Children under 16 are typically exempt or fish free. Residents 65+ usually qualify for a discounted or free senior license. Short-term (1-day, 3-day, 7-day) licenses are available for visitors and occasional anglers. Always confirm the current rules with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources before heading out.

Michigan Fishing License FAQ

How much is a fishing license in Michigan?

A resident annual fishing license in Michigan costs $26.00, and a non-resident annual license costs $76.00. Michigan also offers short-term (day) licenses for visitors, discounted youth and senior options. Licenses are sold by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.

Do you need a fishing license in Michigan?

Yes. Michigan requires a fishing license to fish recreationally. Children (typically under 16) are usually exempt, and residents over 65 often qualify for a discounted or free senior license. Always confirm current rules with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources before you fish.

Where do you buy a Michigan fishing license?

Buy directly from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources online — that's the cheapest option (no third-party markup). You can also buy at most sporting-goods retailers and many tackle shops in Michigan.

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