Vermont Fishing Rules & Regulations Buying a Vermont Fishing License
Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department Vermont Fishing License Fees:
Age
Resident
Non-Resident
Under Age 15
No Fee
No Fee
Age 15-17
$8.00*
$15.00*
Age 18 & Over
$20.00*
$41.00*
Vermont fishing laws are enforced by the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department. Vermont Living thanks you for obeying the fishing laws in Vermont. We support the Angler's Code of Ethics from the United States Forest Service.
*fees subject to change, contact a Vermont Fishing and Wildlife Department Agent for the current fees and requirements.
Vermont Fishing Licenses
Vermont Fishing Licenses are available from the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department and may be purchased at many hardware, sporting goods, and general stores throughout Vermont. Combination hunting and fishing, or just fishing licenses are available. Resident and non-resident licenses are available for various term lengths.
The Ethical Angler:
Supports conservation efforts.
Practices catch and release where needed.
Does not pollute, and properly recycles and disposes of trash.
Practices safe angling and boating.
Obeys fishing and boating regulations.
Respects other angler's rights.
Respects property owners' rights.
Shares fishing knowledge and skills.
Doesn't release bait into waters.
Promotes ethical sport fishing.
The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department publishes an informative Guide to Vermont Fishing that includes a map of Vermont and suggested lakes and streams, as well as designated charts of species found in each body of water. This guide is free and may be obtained wherever Vermont fishing licenses are sold, or by writing to:
The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department
103 South Main Street, Waterbury, VT 05671-0501
Phone: 802-241-3700.
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