Who Needs a License to Fish in Michigan?
In Michigan, if you’re 17 or older, you’ll need a fishing license to join the ranks of anglers in search of the big one. Whether you’re a local resident or visiting from out of state, there’s a license tailored to your needs. Here’s the catch:
- Residents and Non-Residents: Both have the opportunity to purchase fishing licenses.
- License Types: Choose from a 24-hour license for a quick getaway, a 72-hour license for a weekend adventure, or an annual license for year-round fishing fun.
- Special Licenses: Seniors, individuals with disabilities, and veterans can take advantage of special licensing options.
Ready to get your license? Here’s how you can do it:
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- Online: Visit the official Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) website to purchase a license with just a few clicks.
- In Person: Stop by a local license agent, like your friendly neighborhood sporting goods store or bait shop.
- By Phone: Dial 1-888-367-7060 and let the Michigan DNR help you secure a license the old-fashioned way.