A Georgia multi-day fishing license starts with one day and can cover up to 11 consecutive days. The first day costs $5 for residents or $10 for visitors. Additional consecutive days cost $1 per day for residents and $3.50 for visitors before transaction fees.
Georgia Multi-Day Fishing License Prices by Duration
| Consecutive days | Resident | Nonresident |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | $6 | $13.50 |
| 4 | $8 | $20.50 |
| 7 | $11 | $31 |
| 10 | $14 | $41.50 |
| 11 | $15 | $45 |
The table uses first-day price plus the additional day price multiplied by the number of extra days. Compare the three-day example and required privileges in the Georgia three-day fishing guide.
How to Add Consecutive Days
The Georgia DNR license guide allows up to 10 additional consecutive days as long as the short-term license has not expired. Set the first date and confirm the full date range in Go Outdoors Georgia before paying.
The DNR directs anglers to its licensing service desk for rescheduling a future short-term license before it starts. See the DNR licensing FAQ for the online transaction fee and contact information.
Compare One Long Trip With Repeat Visits
For residents, 11 consecutive days of basic fishing cost the same $15 base price as the standard annual license. For a visitor, an 11-day block is $45, but adding a separate $10 one-day trip in the same year would put the base total at $55. The standard nonresident annual license is $50.
Check the Georgia annual fishing license guide for validity and rates. Allow for the paid trout privilege where required or the free SIP permit for coastal fishing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many consecutive fishing days can I buy in Georgia?
Georgia DNR lets you add up to ten consecutive days to a one-day license, for 11 days in one block.
How much does a seven-day Georgia fishing license cost?
Seven consecutive days cost $11 for a resident or $31 for a nonresident at the published basic rates, before transaction fees and any paid trout privilege.
Can I use consecutive-day pricing for two separate trips?
Additional days attach to one consecutive block. Compare separate short-term purchases with the annual option if your outings are on different dates.
