Regulations & Licenses

Minnesota 24-hour fishing license costs fourteen dollars for both residents and nonresidents, providing continuous coverage for short trips.

Nonresident Minnesota fishing license costs for 2026 range from thirty to one hundred dollars, covering annual, short-term, family, and game options.

Minnesota bowfin fishing regulations feature a continuous open season with no daily limits or possession limits statewide.

Minnesota salmon fishing regulations, including Lake Superior seasons, combined daily limits of five, species details, and tributary rules.

Minnesota catfish regulations, seasonal rules, and daily bag limits for channel and flathead catfish across state waters and rivers.

Minnesota yellow perch fishing regulations for 2026 include continuous statewide seasons, bag limits, possession rules, and special lake exceptions.

Lake sturgeon regulations in Minnesota cover seasons, size limits, required tags, and catch-and-release rules for border and inland waters.

Minnesota stream trout regulations outline season dates, bag limits, possession rules, and size restrictions for regional rivers and streams.

Minnesota lake trout regulations outline specific season dates, daily bag limits, possession limits, and size restrictions for inland and border waters.

Minnesota sunfish regulations explain daily bag limits, seasonal rules, and special waters requirements across different lakes.