A Minnesota 1-day fishing license costs $12 for a resident or $14 for a nonresident at 2026 base rates. The state sells it as a 24-hour angling license. An agent issuing fee may apply.
Minnesota 1-Day Fishing License Prices
| Angler | Base price |
|---|---|
| Resident adult | $12 |
| Nonresident adult | $14 |
See the Minnesota DNR fee table and the official resident and nonresident product pages. DNR lists a $1 issuing fee at agent locations for the original license.
Check the Start Time and the Trout Stamp Exception
- Choose the correct residency when buying.
- Confirm the displayed 24-hour start and end before paying.
- Carry the issued document and check the exact water, species and season.
Minnesota DNR exempts anglers fishing on a 24-hour or 72-hour license from the Trout and Salmon Stamp. See the Minnesota stamp guide for other license types.
Check Eligibility and Current Regulations
The current 24-hour catalog products cover resident adults ages 18–89 and nonresident adults age 18 or older. Check the separate youth and senior categories if applicable. Buy through Minnesota DNR licensing and check current fishing regulations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a Minnesota one-day fishing license last 24 hours?
The DNR lists the product as a consecutive 24-hour angling license. Confirm the start and end on the issued license.
Do I need a trout stamp with the 24-hour license?
Minnesota DNR lists the 24-hour license among the Trout and Salmon Stamp exemptions. Water and species rules still apply.
Does the published fee include all charges?
The $12 and $14 amounts are base fees. DNR lists a $1 issuing fee at agent locations for the original license.
