Michigan’s DNR Hunt Fish App for Licenses and Reporting
The Michigan DNR Hunt Fish app stores digital licenses, displays up-to-date regulations, and lets anglers report harvests directly.
The Michigan DNR Hunt Fish app stores digital licenses, displays up-to-date regulations, and lets anglers report harvests directly.
Michigan fishing license purchases through the online portal provide twenty-four seven access and bypass in person retail lines.
Michigan fishing licenses operate on an April first to March thirty first cycle, expiring annually on the final day of March.
Michigan residents and visitors can fish public waters without a license during the Summer Free Fishing Weekend in June.
Michigan residents and nonresidents can fish without purchasing a license during the annual February Free Fishing Weekend.
Michigan youth fishing license regulations state that anyone under seventeen years old can fish without purchasing a license.
Michigan twenty four hour fishing license rules, start times, and public waters access for residents and short term visitors.
Michigan residents aged 65 and older qualify for a reduced-cost fishing license by verifying their age and residency with the Department of Natural Resources.
The Michigan nonresident annual fishing license cost, valid from March first through March thirty-first, covers all state waters.
Michigan resident annual fishing license fees cost twenty six dollars for adults and cover all species through March thirty first.