What changed · June 7, 2026
Minnesota · Fishing
license
Before
Now
The rule today
In Minnesota, you need a freshwater fishing license from age 16 (residents age 16 through 89 must have one; all nonresidents need one except those under 16 fishing with a licensed parent or guardian). Licenses are issued by the Minnesota Dept. of Natural Resources (MNDNR).
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