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LICENSE REQUIREMENTS & EXEMPTIONS
License Requirements Veterans Affairs, (888) 655-2838 to acquire Residents/Nonresidents
An Oklahoma resident or nonresident fish- proof of exemption. • Any person legally blind or physically im-
ing license is required of all persons who take, • Any person who fishes with pole and line, paired who is unable to properly use fishing
attempt to take or possess fish or other aquatic trotline or throw line in streams, natural apparatus and one accompanying compan-
dwelling organisms by any method in Oklahoma. ponds and mine pits in or forming the ion while the blind or physically impaired
Persons fishing the Red River must have a valid boundary of the county in which he is a bona person is fishing.
Oklahoma fishing license unless exempt. fide resident, when using any bait other than • Persons under 18 who are in legal and physi-
In addition, persons fishing on waters lo- commercial or artificial bait, blood, stink bait, cal custody of the State of Oklahoma or its
cated within the Honobia Creek or Three Rivers cut fish, and shrimp. agencies by court order.
Wildlife Management Areas must have a valid • Residents having a proven disability render- • Persons under 18 who are in the custody of
Land Access Permit, unless exempt. ing them nonambulatory and confined to a child care facility as defined by Title 10
Persons residing in another state who own wheelchairs as certified by a duly qualified O.S., Section 402.
land in Oklahoma but do not live on that land, physician. • Persons fishing during Oklahoma’s Free
and are fishing on that land, must purchase a • The following persons are exempt from the Fishing Days.
nonresident fishing license. purchase of the Land Access Permit (Hono- • Any patient of a state institution in Oklaho-
All required licenses or written evidence of bia Creek and Three Rivers WMAs): Any ma established for the care and treatment of
exemption and identification must be carried Oklahoma resident who on the first day of mental illness or alcohol or drug dependency
on your person while fishing. the current calendar year was younger than or any person developmentally disabled re-
18, or anyone 64 or older. All nonresidents siding in any group home or other institution
are required to purchase an $85 annual Land
License Exemptions Access Permit (no exemptions). or persons developmentally disabled when
The following persons are exempt from a accompanied by an attendant of such insti-
tution or legal guardian or when fishing on
fishing license: Nonresidents institutional property.
• Nonresidents under 14 years old.
Residents • Nonresidents under 16 years old who re- • Job Corps trainees of this state, having a
proper identification card.
• Residents under 16 years old. side in Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, • Any person participating in an aquatic
• Resident owners or tenants, their spouses, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, education event or clinic sanctioned by the
parents, grandparents, children and their Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisi- Wildlife Department.
spouses, grandchildren and their spouses ana, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, New
who fish in private ponds on land owned or Hampshire, New York, North Carolina,
leased by such owner or tenant. North Dakota, Ohio, Texas or Wisconsin.
• Resident disabled veterans with 60 percent • Nonresidents 65 and older who are residents
or more disability. Call State Department of of Texas. (Valid ID required.)

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