Maine Fishing License Information

Please browse the below fishing license information to learn more about hunting and fishing in Maine. We have included links to conveniently download fishing licenses too.

Pricing for Fishing Licenses is also shown below. These can also be purchased during your stay at Two Falls Camps. Come see us to purchase a Maine fishing license and we will take care of the rest.

Did you know that there are over 6000 lakes and ponds in Maine and over 35,000 miles of rivers and streams? Maine is one of the last bastions of wild book trout in the nation, holding over 90% of the brook trout population in the U.S.

A valid Maine fishing license is required for anyone 16 years of age or older, to fish in inland waters or transport fish taken from inland waters.

Please use this link if you would like to download a license application today. Maine Licenses.

License Fee
Maine Residents Fishing (16 and older)
Combination Fishing & Hunting
Combination Fishing & Archery
1-Day Fishing*
Serviceman (Resident**) Combination Fishing & Hunting
Serviceman Dependent (Resident) Combination Fishing & Hunting
Duplicate (obtained from agent who issued original)
Superpack		 $25.00
$43.00
$43.00
$11.00
$3.00
$20.00
$2.00
$201.00
License Fee
Non Residents & Aliens Nonresident Season Fishing (16 and older)
Nonresident Combination Fishing & Hunting
15-Day Fishing***
7-Day Fishing
3-Day Fishing
1-Day Fishing
Alien Season Fishing
Alien Combinatin Fishing & Hunting
Duplicate (obtained from agent who issued original)		 $64.00
$150.00
$47.00
$43.00
$23.00
$11.00
$84.00
$191.00
$2.00

Note: Fees listed do not include the agent fee.

* 1-Day fishing license may be exchanged by a Maine resident for a season fishing or combination fishing and hunting license upon payment of the different between that fee and the fee for the annual license, plus the agent fee.

** Maine residents permanently stationed outside the state of Maine.

*** Nonresident 15-day fishing license may be exchanged for a nonresident season fishing license upon payment of $17 plus the agent fee.

A nonresident 18 years of age or older and under 24 years of age enrolled full-time in a college in Maine, may be eligible for a resident license for fishing, hunting and trapping. This license must be obtained at the main office in Augusta.

Note: All residents and nonresidents who operate any motorized watercraft or aircraft equipped with pontoons on inland waters must display a Lake & River Protection Sticker in addition to a current boat registration sticker.

Resourced From Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife