Fishing in Georgia includes the state’s more than 4,000 miles of trout streams and more than 12,000 miles of warm water streams teeming with trout, pike, and more than a dozen other fish species that populate Georgia waters. If you can’t wait to try your own luck fishing in the Peach State, here’s what you need to know about getting your Georgia fishing license.
Georgia Fishing License Requirements & Fees
- Annual Resident License = $15
- Annual Non-Resident License = $50
- Annual Youth License = $10
- Senior (65+) License = $7
- Annual Resident License = $10
- Annual Non-Resident License = $25
- One-Day Resident License = $5 (+$1 each additional day)
- One-Day Non-Resident License = $10 (+$2 each additional day)
Free Fishing Days in Georgia
Where To Buy A Georgia Fishing License
There’s plenty of fishing in the waters surrounding Helen. What type of fishing are you looking forward to on your next vacation to North Georgia?
Georgia has an agreement with nearby states where residents can fish in Alabama, Florida, North Carolina, and South Carolina without purchasing an additional fishing license.
Our Additional North Georgia Fishing Resources
In our fishing hub, you’ll find articles, links, images, and videos that can help you have the best fishing experience in the Helen Georgia area. Here is a listing of these resources.
- Fishing Hot Spots In North Georgia
- Helen Georgia Fly Fishing
- Fly-Fishing The Soque
- Fly Fishing Dukes Creek
- Fly Fishing The Toccoa River