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However, they will be offered a reduced lifetime price, which is half the price for annual fishing available for purchase. Multi-Year Youth License: For youth licenses for residents ages 16-20, a one-time fishing license purchase is available at $42.50, and multi-year hunting and fishing license combination is $72.50.
A fish pond is a man-made pond constructed for the primary purpose of fishing, entirely within the property lines of the owner and with no surface water connection to public waters. Individuals fishing in a fish pond of 20 acres or more, whose owner has purchased a fish pond license at a fee of $3 per surface acre.
Each pond is intensely managed and receives extra attention when it comes to fish stocking, harvest, special events, angler access and water quality. Close to Home Fishing waters have the following restrictions: Fishing is limited to no more than three rods and reels per person. No more than three hooks per line are allowed (treble hooks are ...
Free Fishing Days June 1 - 2, 2024. Anyone may fish in Oklahoma on these days without a state license (a free paddlefish permit is still required).
Daily limit of 3 trout per person. Only one rod and reel per person. No culling (releasing fish caught earlier and kept). Bank fishing only. No wading, tubing or boating. A State fishing license is required unless exempt. An Oklahoma City fishing permit is required. For Oklahoma City rules and permit information, call (405) 297-1426.
A non-resident annual fishing license costs $55.00. However, if you want to fish in Oklahoman waters for just a few days, options to purchase a 6-day fishing license for $35.00 or a one-day fishing license for $15.00 can also be availed. Other important permits and tags are also available for non-residents to purchase.
Regulations include: Daily limit of 3 trout per person. Only one rod and reel per person. No wading, no tubing or boats of any kind allowed. A State fishing license is required unless exempt. An Oklahoma City fishing permit is required. For Oklahoma City rules and permit information, call (405) 297-1426.
