Buy A Kansas Fishing License Online Today.
Frequently Asked Questions
Question: At what age does Kansas require anglers to possess a valid Kansas fishing license?
Answer: Kansas requires anglers 16 years of age and older to possess a valid Kansas fishing license.
Question: When does a fishing license expire in Kansas?
Answer: Kansas annual fishing licenses expire 365 days from date of purchase, except for multi-year licenses.
Question: I am over 65 years old and a resident of Kansas. Do I need a valid fishing license?
Answer: Yes. All residents ages 65 to 74 fishing in Kansas are required to possess a fishing license. A half-priced annual fishing license may be available for purchase.
PRICES DISCLOSURE: We do our best to stay current, but prices can change without notice to us. The prices below may or may not be the exact current prices for the license(s) listed.
How much does a Kansas fishing license cost online?
Fishing licenses in Kansas can range from under $10.00 for a Resident 1-Day fishing license to under $1,000.00 for a Resident Lifetime Combo license. Take a look below for all the resident and nonresident fishing licenses and prices.
Kansas Resident Fishing License Prices
Kansas Resident Annual Fishing License:
$27.50 BUY NOW
Kansas Resident Annual Combo Fishing/Hunting License:
$47.50 BUY NOW
Kansas Resident 1-Day Fishing License:
$6.00 BUY NOW
Kansas Resident 5-Year Fishing License:
$102.50 BUY NOW
Kansas Resident Youth (ages 16 – 20) Fishing License: This is a multi-year 1-time purchase. Expires on Dec. 31 of the year the person turns 21.
$42.50 BUY NOW
Kansas Resident Youth (ages 16 – 20) Combo Fishing/Hunting License: This is a multi-year 1-time purchase. Expires on Dec. 31 of the year the person turns 21.
$72.50 BUY NOW
Kansas Resident Senior Fishing License:
$15.00 BUY NOW
Kansas Resident Senior Combo Fishing/Hunting License:
$25.00 BUY NOW
Kansas Resident Disabled Veteran Fishing License:
See Website
Kansas Resident Duplicate (replacement) Licenses and Permits:
$2.50 BUY NOW
Kansas Resident Lifetime Fishing License Prices
Kansas Resident Lifetime Fishing License: If paid in 8 quarterly payments $69.00
$502.50 with Application
Kansas Resident Lifetime Combo Fishing/Hunting License: If paid in 8 quarterly payments $131.50
$962.50 with Application
Kansas Resident Lifetime Senior Fishing/Hunting License:
$42.50 BUY NOW
Kansas Resident Fishing Permit Prices
Kansas Resident Adult Trout Permit: 21 and older
$14.50 BUY NOW
Kansas Resident Youth Trout Permit: 15 and under
$7.00 BUY NOW
View Trout Permit regulations.
Kansas Resident Adult Paddlefish Permit: 21 and older
$12.50 BUY NOW
Kansas Resident Youth Paddlefish Permit: 15 and under
$7.50 BUY NOW
View Paddlefish Permit regulations.
Kansas Resident Hand Fishing Permit:
$27.50 BUY NOW
View Hand Fishing Permit regulations.
Kansas Resident Bass Pass:
$14.50 BUY NOW
View Tournament Black Bass Pass regulations.
Kansas Resident 3 Pole Permit:
$8.50 BUY NOW
How much does a Kansas nonresident fishing license cost online?
Kansas Nonresident Fishing License Prices
Kansas Nonresident Annual Fishing License:
$52.50 BUY NOW
Kansas Nonresident 1-Day Fishing License:
$10.00 BUY NOW
Kansas Nonresident 5-Day Fishing License:
$27.50 BUY NOW
Kansas Nonresident Combo Fishing/Hunting License:
$137.50 BUY NOW
Kansas Nonresident Duplicate (replacement) Licenses and Permits:
$2.50 BUY NOW
Kansas Nonresident Fishing Permit Prices
Kansas Nonresident Adult Trout Permit: 21 and older
$14.50 BUY NOW
Kansas Nonresident Youth Trout Permit: 15 and under
$7.00 BUY NOW
View Trout Permit regulations.
Kansas Nonresident Adult Paddlefish Permit: 21 and older
$12.50 BUY NOW
Kansas Nonresident Youth Paddlefish Permit: 15 and under
$7.50 BUY NOW
View Paddlefish Permit regulations.
Kansas Nonresident Hand Fishing Permit:
$27.50 BUY NOW
View Hand Fishing Permit regulations.
Kansas Nonresident Bass Pass:
$14.50 BUY NOW
View Tournament Black Bass Pass regulations.
Kansas Nonresident 3 Pole Permit:
$8.50 BUY NOW
View the Kansas Fishing Regulations.
Where can I buy a Kansas fishing license?
Here are some of the best places to fish in Kansas.
All information listed above can also be seen on the fishing license page of the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks, and Tourism website.