An Arkansas nonresident fishing license costs $15 for one day, $30 for three days or $60 annually. A nonresident trout permit costs $20 when required. Visitors age 16 or older generally need the appropriate fishing license.
Arkansas Nonresident Fishing License Fee Table
| Product | Fee |
|---|---|
| One-day trip | $15 |
| Three-day trip | $30 |
| Annual | $60 |
| Nonresident trout permit | $20 when required |
Check AGFC’s official fishing fee table and confirm the dates. The one-day license covers a specified day. The three-day license runs for 72 hours from its selected start time.
Check Trout Rules and Age Before Buying
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. Use the current Arkansas Fishing Guidebook to confirm the site. The Arkansas senior resident discounts and lifetime options have separate residency rules.
Use the under-16 guide for a family trip and the resident eligibility guide if you recently moved.
Choose the Least Coverage That Fits Your Trip
Compare the three-day license guide or weeklong price comparison before selecting the product. Check license and permit records before heading to the water.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the lowest standard visitor fee?
The one-day nonresident trip license is $15. A required trout permit is separate.
How much does a nonresident trout permit cost?
AGFC lists $20. It is required to retain trout or to fish in certain waters.
Can visitors buy the resident senior license?
No. AGFC’s resident senior products have separate age and residency requirements.
