An Arizona resident fishing license costs $37 for annual General Fishing or $15 per day for the Short-Term Combo. To claim the resident rate under the usual domicile rule, Arizona must have been your permanent home for the six months before applying and you cannot claim residency elsewhere.
Arizona Resident Fishing License Rates
| License | Fee |
|---|---|
| General annual | $37 |
| Adult annual combo | $57 |
| Short-Term Combo | $15 per day |
| Youth Combo for ages 10 to 17 | $5 |
Confirm the rates on the Arizona Game and Fish license fees page.
Check Your Domicile and Exceptions
Owning property or spending a season in Arizona does not establish domicile by itself. AZGFD also lists rules for some active-duty military households and youth living with a resident guardian. Read the official eligibility rules and contact AZGFD if your circumstances are unclear.
The official account form asks for the Arizona residency date. If you do not qualify for the resident rate, compare the nonresident licenses.
Select the Correct Resident Option
Use the AZGFD licensing portal to pick the license, verify the dates and save the confirmation. Check the exact water for limits, closures and bait or gear rules in the Arizona fishing regulations.
Compare the annual product fees and see the Pioneer eligibility rules for a separate residency standard.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does an Arizona address automatically qualify me?
No. Under the usual rule, Arizona must be your domicile for at least six months immediately before applying, and you must not claim residency elsewhere.
What does an Arizona resident pay for a one-day license?
The Short-Term Combo costs $15 per selected calendar day for a resident.
Do new Arizona residents have to wait six months for the resident price?
Six months is the usual domicile requirement. Review the separate military and dependent youth provisions if they may apply.
