Fishing license wi

If you are a nonresident attending high school or a university in Wisconsin, or you are a nonresident who is an active member of the armed forces stationed in Wisconsin, please contact your nearest DNR Service Center for information on licenses that may be available to you.

This First-time Buyer license is a reduced rate license offered to customers to introduce them to hunting or fishing. It is also available for any customer who has not purchased a license in any of the last 10 years. Note: Under state law, those under 12 years old will not qualify for the first-time buyers' discount but will need to participate in a mentored hunt.

Available for purchase at DNR locations. See website for additional information. Once approved, Form 6 NIA The visiting non-immigrant must also posses a valid hunting license issued by one of the 50 states, or an invitation to, or registration for, a valid sport shooting event.

An approved Form 6 NIA It cannot be reused. Forms 6 NIA For sales options, please visit the park admission webpage. Available for purchase at DNR locations. See website for additional information. Resident licenses. Gun Deer years old Archer years old Review the trout regulations and Hook and Line regulations for more information. If you plan to keep your catch, review the DNR's Safe Eating Guidelines to stay informed of potential consumption advisories impacting some waterbodies throughout the state.

If you're new to ice fishing, the "Ice Fishing Essentials" story in the latest issue of Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine has tips on what you'll need to get started.

Locations with ice fishing equipment will have an "IF" next to their name. Basic gear is available; however, sites do not lend out ice augers. Hours and available equipment vary, so contact the site in advance and plan ahead to pick up the gear.