The Utah resident fishing license cost is $40 for ages 18–64 or $31 for ages 65 and older for a standard one-year license. Resident youth prices are $5 for ages 12–13 and $16 for ages 14–17. A three-day resident license is $19.
Utah Resident Fishing License Cost by Age and Term
| License | Fee |
|---|---|
| One year, age 12–13 | $5 |
| One year, age 14–17 | $16 |
| One year, age 18–64 | $40 |
| One year, age 65 or older | $31 |
| Three-day resident | $19 |
| Seven-day resident | $30 |
Check Utah DWR’s current fees for special and multiyear options. Utah’s standard one-year license lasts 365 days from purchase.
Confirm That You Qualify for Resident Rates
Utah DWR generally requires a permanent Utah home for the six consecutive months before purchase and no hunting, fishing or trapping residency claim elsewhere. Separate provisions apply to some students and military members. Read DWR’s residency definition before claiming the resident rate.
Check the Water and Any Special Permit
Use Utah’s current fishing guidebook to check local limits and additional permits. Confirm your age and selected dates at purchase. Compare the Colorado resident guide only if your trip includes Colorado.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does an adult Utah resident pay for a one-year license?
Utah DWR lists $40 for most residents age 18 to 64.
How much does a senior resident pay?
DWR lists $31 for the standard one-year resident fishing license at age 65 or older.
Is a Utah one-year license tied to the calendar year?
Utah DWR lists its standard one-year license as valid for 365 days from the date of purchase.
