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Guam Fishing License

Guam Department of Agriculture, Division of Aquatic and Wildlife Resources (DAWR)

Contact

Address
Department of Agriculture, Division of Aquatic and Wildlife Resources, 163 Dairy Road
Mangilao, GU 96913
DAWR main office
671-735-0294
DAWR alternate main line
671-735-0281
Chief, DAWR
671-735-0285
Resource information officer
671-735-3982
Fax
671-734-3154
Conservation officers / report violations (TOKA)
671-864-8652
Email
fisheries@doag.guam.gov
Hours
Mon-Fri 8:00am-5:00pm ChST (closed on major holidays)
Website
doag.guam.gov/dawr

At a glance

Licences and permits
0
Of which specialty
0
Fees verified
4 Sep 2026

Who does not need one

No recreational fishing licence is required in Guam. Recreational anglers fish shore, reef and offshore waters without a licence or permit. The Guam Department of Agriculture's Resources page lists a Hunting License Application, a DAWR Special Use Permit, a Scientific Research Permit, import and certificate-of-origin applications - but no fishing licence application of any kind, and DAWR's published fee schedule contains no fishing licence fee. Permits enter the picture only for specific closed areas and activities: the Director of Agriculture issues time-limited special fishing permits under 5 GCA Sec. 63123 that open designated marine preserves (for example Achang Reef Flat and Piti Bomb Holes) to hook-and-line and talaya cast-net fishing or to seasonal runs of ti'ao, mananhak, i'e and atulai. Marine preserves otherwise remain closed to harvest. Commercial and scientific activity is separately permitted.

Notes on this listing

The 'no recreational fishing licence' finding is drawn from absence-of-evidence across every official DOAG source loaded this session: the DOAG Resources page enumerates every licence, permit and application form the department issues and its fee schedule, and it lists a hunting licence but no fishing licence; the DAWR division page and Aquatic Resources page describe recreational, subsistence and commercial fishing without mentioning any angler licence; and the DOAG FAQ refers only to marine-protected-area permits issued by the Director. DAWR does not publish a consolidated recreational fishing regulations page, so regs_url points at the DOAG Resources page that carries the department's regulation and form PDFs; the substantive rules sit in 5 GCA Chapter 63 and the marine preserve rules, which are not hosted on doag.guam.gov. The marine preserve special permit PDF loaded this session states no fee. DAWR's Facebook page is facebook.com/doag.dawr; the social links printed on the DAWR web page itself point at the department's Biosecurity accounts, so those were not used. fisheries@doag.guam.gov is the DAWR Fisheries address from the DOAG contact page; doag.permits@doag.guam.gov handles DAWR permits.

About Guam DOAG Division of Aquatic and Wildlife Resources

Guam Department of Agriculture, Division of Aquatic and Wildlife Resources is the agency responsible for fish and wildlife in Guam.

No recreational fishing licence is required here, so there is no fee table below — only the contact details and the official pages worth reading before you fish.

Details were confirmed against official sources on 4 September 2026. Rules can still apply even where no licence is sold, so check the agency’s own page before you fish.

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