The Nevada resident fishing license cost is $40 for an annual adult fishing license or $9 for the first day. Each consecutive day costs $3. Nevada lists a $15 youth combination license for resident anglers ages 12 to 17.
Nevada Resident Fishing License Cost by Product
| Product | Published fee |
|---|---|
| Adult annual fishing, age 18+ | $40 |
| Adult first day | $9 |
| Adult additional consecutive day | $3 |
| Youth combination, ages 12–17 | $15 |
| Adult annual hunting and fishing combination | $75 |
See the Nevada Department of Wildlife fishing license table for the purchase link and resident qualifications.
Pick the Term That Fits the Trip
An adult one-day license is $9. Two consecutive days are $12 and three are $15 under the published add-on schedule. Compare the annual fishing license if you plan multiple trips. Nevada lists different products for visitors.
See how annual fishing license terms differ by state and the Utah resident license guide for a trip across the border.
Check Residency, Age and Water Rules
- Check NDOW’s definition of residency before choosing a resident rate.
- Check the age category on your trip date. Children under 12 generally fish without the standard license.
- Confirm seasons, limits and any special permit for the exact water.
NDOW’s license page also links to specialty products and eligibility details.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does an annual Nevada resident fishing license cost?
NDOW lists $40 for adult residents age 18 or older.
What do two consecutive fishing days cost for a Nevada resident adult?
The published first day is $9 and one consecutive add-on day is $3, totaling $12.
What license should a Nevada resident aged 12 to 17 check?
NDOW lists a $15 resident youth combination license for ages 12 to 17.
