HomeFishing licences › Utah Fishing License
State agency

Utah Fishing License

Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR)

Contact

Address
1594 W. North Temple, Box 146301
Salt Lake City, UT 84114-6301
Main office
801-538-4700
Website
wildlife.utah.gov

At a glance

Licences and permits
27
Of which specialty
5
Cheapest listed licence
$5.00
Free fishing days
Saturday, June 6, 2026
Fees verified
4 Sep 2026

Who does not need one

Children under age 12 may fish without a licence. Anyone 12 or older must hold a fishing or combination licence. On Free Fishing Day no licence is required.

Specialty licences 5

Extra items an angler must hold on top of the base licence. These are the ones most often missed — a base licence alone does not cover them.

LicenceTypeWho needs it Applies toFee
Resident Setline Fishing PermitHolder must also have a valid fishing or combination licence if age 12 or older. Permit Residents fishing with anchored setlines on the waters where setlines are allowed Resident · annual · all $22.00
Nonresident Setline Fishing PermitHolder must also have a valid fishing or combination licence if age 12 or older. Permit Nonresidents fishing with anchored setlines on the waters where setlines are allowed Non-resident · annual · all $48.00
Flaming Gorge Reciprocal PermitReciprocal permit for Flaming Gorge. Permit Wyoming licence holders who want to fish the Utah portion of Flaming Gorge Reservoir under their Wyoming licence Non-resident · annual · all $59.00
Resident Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Boat Enrollment FeePer motorised boat. Motorised boats only. Access or habitat fee Owners of motorised boats launched in Utah waters; a precondition to boating access, not to bank angling Resident · annual · all $20.00
Nonresident Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Boat Enrollment FeePer motorised boat. Motorised boats only. Access or habitat fee Owners of motorised boats launched in Utah waters Non-resident · annual · all $25.00

Every licence and fee 27

LicenceResidencyTerm AgesFee
Base licence 16
Resident 1-Year Fishing License (age 12-13) Utah residents age 12-13 Valid 365 days from date of purchase. Resident annual 12-13 $5.00
Resident Disabled Veteran 1-Year Fishing License Qualifying Utah resident disabled veterans Resident annual all $12.00
Resident Multiyear Disabled Veteran Fishing License Qualifying Utah resident disabled veterans Price is per year. Resident multi-year all $12.00
Resident 1-Year Fishing License (age 14-17) Utah residents age 14-17 Valid 365 days from date of purchase. Resident annual 14-17 $16.00
Nonresident 1-Year Fishing License (age 12-13) Nonresidents age 12-13 Valid 365 days from date of purchase. Non-resident annual 12-13 $18.00
Resident 3-Day Fishing License Utah residents fishing for three consecutive days Resident 3-day 12+ $19.00
Resident 7-Day Fishing License Utah residents fishing for seven consecutive days Resident 7-day 12+ $30.00
Resident 1-Year Fishing License (age 65+) Utah residents age 65 and older Valid 365 days from date of purchase. Resident annual 65+ $31.00
Resident Multiyear Fishing License (age 65+) Utah residents 65 and older buying a multi-year fishing licence Price is per year. Resident multi-year 65+ $31.00
Resident Multiyear Fishing License (age 18-64) Utah residents buying a multi-year fishing licence Price is per year of the multi-year licence. Resident multi-year 18-64 $39.00
Resident 1-Year Fishing License (age 18-64) Utah residents age 18-64 Valid 365 days from date of purchase. Resident annual 18-64 $40.00
Nonresident 1-Year Fishing License (age 14-17) Nonresidents age 14-17 Valid 365 days from date of purchase. Non-resident annual 14-17 $44.00
Nonresident 3-Day Fishing License Nonresidents fishing for three consecutive days Non-resident 3-day all $44.00
Nonresident 7-Day Fishing License Nonresidents fishing for seven consecutive days Non-resident 7-day all $91.00
Nonresident Multiyear Fishing License (age 18+) Nonresidents buying a multi-year fishing licence Price is per year. Non-resident multi-year 18+ $119.00
Nonresident 1-Year Fishing License (age 18+) Nonresidents age 18 and older Valid 365 days from date of purchase. Non-resident annual 18+ $120.00
Combination licence 6
Resident 1-Year Combination License (age 14-17) Utah residents 14-17 wanting hunting and fishing privileges Combination hunting and fishing licence. Resident annual 14-17 $20.00
Resident Disabled Veteran 1-Year Combination License Qualifying Utah resident disabled veterans Resident annual all $28.50
Resident 1-Year Combination License (age 65+) Utah residents 65 and older wanting hunting and fishing privileges Resident annual 65+ $35.00
Resident 1-Year Combination License (age 18-64) Utah residents 18-64 wanting hunting and fishing privileges Combination hunting and fishing licence. Resident annual 18-64 $44.00
Nonresident 1-Year Combination License (age 17 and younger) Nonresidents 17 and younger wanting hunting and fishing privileges Non-resident annual under-18 $58.00
Nonresident 1-Year Combination License (age 18+) Nonresidents 18 and older wanting hunting and fishing privileges Non-resident annual 18+ $190.00
Permit 3
Resident Setline Fishing Permit Residents fishing with anchored setlines on the waters where setlines are allowed Holder must also have a valid fishing or combination licence if age 12 or older. Resident annual all $22.00
Nonresident Setline Fishing Permit Nonresidents fishing with anchored setlines on the waters where setlines are allowed Holder must also have a valid fishing or combination licence if age 12 or older. Non-resident annual all $48.00
Flaming Gorge Reciprocal Permit Wyoming licence holders who want to fish the Utah portion of Flaming Gorge Reservoir under their Wyoming licence Reciprocal permit for Flaming Gorge. Non-resident annual all $59.00
Access or habitat fee 2
Resident Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Boat Enrollment Fee Owners of motorised boats launched in Utah waters; a precondition to boating access, not to bank angling Per motorised boat. Motorised boats only. Resident annual all $20.00
Nonresident Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Boat Enrollment Fee Owners of motorised boats launched in Utah waters Per motorised boat. Motorised boats only. Non-resident annual all $25.00

Fees as published by Utah Wildlife Resources and read on 4 September 2026. Agencies change fees without notice and vendors add issuing charges, so confirm the current price at the point of sale. We do not reproduce seasons, limits or gear rules — see the agency's regulations page for those.

Notes on this listing

CHECKED AND DISPROVEN: Utah has NO second-rod / two-pole permit. The Utah Fishing Guidebook states an angler with a valid licence may fish with two poles at any water during the open season with no additional permit, and no two-pole permit appears anywhere on the official fee schedule, so no row was created for one. The setline permit is the only extra line-related permit Utah sells. Utah's annual licences are genuinely 365-day licences valid one year from date of purchase, confirmed in the guidebook. DWR office hours and a general email address were not published on any page loaded this session and are left null. The AIS boat enrolment fee applies to motorised boats and is included as an access row because it is a precondition to launching, not to angling itself.

About Utah Wildlife Resources

Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is the agency that issues fishing licences in Utah and sets what every angler on its water has to carry.

Base and combination licences run from $5.00 to $190.00 depending on residency, term and age.

Beyond the base licence there are 5 specialty items to watch for, including the Resident Setline Fishing Permit, Nonresident Setline Fishing Permit, Flaming Gorge Reciprocal Permit and the Resident Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Boat Enrollment Fee. These are separate purchases and a base licence does not cover them.

Free fishing days: Saturday, June 6, 2026.

The fee table below was read from official sources on 4 September 2026. We list what each item is called, who needs it and what it costs, and link out for the rules themselves — seasons, limits and gear regulations live on the agency’s own page and change too often to mirror.

Sources