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Michigan's 2018 fishing license season kicks off April 1

For those interested in going fishing in Michigan, a new license is required starting Sunday, April 1. That day is the kickoff to the state’s 2018 fishing license season, as well as the new fishing regulation cycle.

All 2018 fishing licenses are good through March 31, 2019.

Anglers have eight options to choose from when making their purchase. All fishing licenses are good for all species.

  • Resident annual - $26
  • Nonresident annual - $76
  • Senior annual (for residents age 65 or older) - $11
  • 24-hour (resident or nonresident) - $10
  • 72-hour (resident or nonresident) - $30
  • Resident combo hunt/fish (base, annual fishing, two deer) - $76
  • Senior resident combo hunt/fish (base, annual fishing, two deer) - $43
  • Nonresident combo hunt/fish (base, annual fishing, two deer) - $266

 

Several regulation changes also go into effect April 1. For more information on licenses and regulation changes, see the 2018 Michigan Fishing Guide at license retailers or at  www.michigan.gov/dnrdigests.

 

To buy a fishing license, visit a local license retailer or DNR Customer Service Center in person or use the E-License system to buy a license online 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Visit mdnr-elicense.com on your computer, smartphone or tablet to get started.

 

 

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