AGFC does not list a dedicated Arkansas 7-day fishing license. If you will fish on all seven days, the standard annual license is $10.50 for residents or $60 for visitors. If you will fish on fewer days, compare the short-term options.
Arkansas 7-Day Fishing License Alternatives and Fees
| Product | Resident | Nonresident |
|---|---|---|
| Annual fishing | $10.50 | $60 |
| One-day trip | Check AGFC resident products | $15 |
| Three-day trip | Check AGFC resident products | $30 |
Use AGFC’s official fishing fee table to verify the products available for your dates. Two $30 visitor three-day licenses already total $60 and cover no more than six days.
Count Days Fishing, Including Arrival and Departure
- List the hours and dates the group will fish.
- If you fish a short window, check whether a single trip license covers it.
- If you plan to fish throughout the week, compare annual coverage and verify the issued dates.
See the 72-hour visitor trip guide and annual fee comparison.
Check Trout and Local Access Before You Go
Anglers age 16 or older generally need a trout permit to keep trout or fish in certain waters. Check the specific water and current rules before the trip. Read the current Arkansas Fishing Guidebook and the Arkansas freshwater rules guide before choosing your sites.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I buy an Arkansas seven-day sport fishing license?
AGFC does not list a dedicated seven-day product. Compare the available trip licenses and annual license.
Which option is cheapest if a visitor fishes all week?
At published base fees, the $60 annual license is less than two $30 three-day licenses plus a $15 one-day license.
Do I still need a trout permit when buying the annual license?
It may be required. Check the exact water, species and the privileges included in the license you choose.
