| License |
Fee |
| Non-Resident Individual | $40.50 |
| Non-Resident 7-day | $29.50 |
| Non-Resident 72 hours | $25.00 |
| Non-Resident Married Couple | $41.50 |
| Non-Resident Family | $53.50 |
| Resident Individual | $18.00 |
| Resident Married Couple | $26.00 |
| Trout Stamp | $10.00 |
• All people 16 years and older need a license unless otherwise noted. Non-resident and residents must have their Social Security Number on file with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources or provide it at the time of purchase.
• To qualify as a resident, a person must maintain a legal residence in Minnesota for at least 60 consecutive days before purchasing a license.
• Residents 21 or older must provide a current Minnesota Driver’s License or ID card, unless exempt under the Religious Freedom Act.
• A non-resident under age 21 whose parent is a Minnesota resident is considered a resident
• All residents age 15 and younger are allowed to take their own limit of fish without purchasing a license.
• All non-resident age 16 and older are required to have an appropriate fishing license while angling. Non-residents under age 16 do not need a license if the parent or guardian is license.
• Children of an adult who has a Minnesota “Non-Resident Family” license may possess their own limit of fish. However, if the adult has an individual license, the child’s fish are included in the adult’s limit.
• Non-residents under age 16 may purchase a license and possess their own limit of fish.
• Non-profit groups may apply for free Minnesota fishing permits for all youth under age of 16 by writing to: DNR Regional Enforcement Officer, 1201 E Hwy 2, Grand Rapids, MN 55744 or call them at 218-327-4424. They can fax or mail the applications to you. Groups wishing these free fishing permits must apply for them as early as possible.
Where to Buy a License
• In person at Cliff Wold’s or any ELS Agent
• Online at Minnesota DNR
For Additional Information, you may refer to: Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
| License |
Fee |
| Non-Resident Individual | $76.49 |
| Non-Resident Conservation | $47.13 |
| Non-Resident 8-day |
$49.02 |
| Non-Resident 8-day Conservation |
$28.27 |
| Non-Resident Outdoors Card | $9.68 |
| Non-Resident Organized Camp |
$5.13 |
• A valid license to fish in Ontario consists of an Outdoors Card PLUS Fishing License tag.
• Non-Canadian residents 18 years of age and over must purchase a fishing license.
• Non-Canadian residents under age 18 may fish without a license if accompanied by an adult who has a valid
fishing license. Any fish kept are part of the catch and possession limit of the person who holds the license.
• Non-Canadian residents under age 18 may purchase a license to have their own limits.
Youth Groups
• Non-Canadian resident groups of children (at least five people under the age of 18 years) are eligible for a “Non-Resident Organized Camp” license.
• Call Ministry of Natural Resources (1-800-667-1940)
• Only barbless hooks are permitted in the Quetico Park. Barbed hooks may be in a tackle box but cannot be on the fishing line. Barbed hooks must be pinched before being attached to a fishing line.
• Only artificial bait may be used. No live or dead organic bait, including but not limited to leeches, worms, and salted minnows.
• Lead-free tackle is encouraged.
For Additional Information, you may refer to: Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources