AZGFD does not list a dedicated Arizona 7-day fishing license. For seven fishing days, the general annual license costs $37 for residents or $55 for visitors, compared with $105 or $140 for seven daily licenses.
Arizona 7-Day Fishing License: Compare the Options
| Option | Resident | Nonresident |
|---|---|---|
| Seven daily licenses | $105 | $140 |
| General annual license | $37 | $55 |
| Savings with annual | $68 | $85 |
| Youth Combo, ages 10 to 17 | $5 | $5 |
If the group only fishes for one or two days, daily adult licenses can cost less. See the shorter-trip price comparison.
Plan a Week Across Different Waters
- List the lakes and rivers you expect to fish and confirm each is open for your dates.
- Read the rules for each water, including size limits, methods and posted closures.
- Verify that all anglers who need licenses have proof they can access away from cell service.
Start with the AZGFD fishing map and the Arizona fishing regulations.
Pick Licenses for Adults and Kids
Buy general annual licenses for adults fishing at least three days at the published standard rates. Use the youth license guide for kids. The state generally requires a valid license for public waters from age 10. Arizona residents who are legally blind are exempt.
Check the Arizona Game and Fish license fees before buying through the AZGFD licensing portal.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a one-week fishing license in Arizona?
AZGFD does not list a dedicated one-week license. Use a general annual license or daily Short-Term Combos for the dates you actually fish.
Do I need to buy seven separate licenses?
No. An adult general annual license covers a week within its validity and costs less than seven separate daily licenses at the listed fees.
Does the annual license cover Community Fishing waters?
Yes, the general annual license includes Community Fishing waters. Check the rules and posted restrictions for each lake or pond.
