Fishing Regulations

Fishing in the Colorado River requires a current Arizona state fishing license with a Trout Stamp. Make sure you know the regulations before you fish. Below is a table of the 2007-2008 prices for the various licenses. You can buy licenses directly online from the Arizona Game and Fish Department website.

Arizona Game and Fish - You can also go directly to their page to download the 2007-2008 Fishing Regulations (Download free Adobe Reader here PDF 4.7 MB) booklet. To view PDF files, please use your Adobe Acrobat Reader, or click here to download the free Adobe Reader.

2007-2008 FISHING LICENSE FEES (All calendar year unless otherwise noted)
RESIDENT USD
Class A - General Fishing (valid for all species except trout) $23.50
Class D - One-day Fishing (valid for all species) 16.25
Additional Fishing Day Stamp 8.00
Disabled veteran 100% Disabled Veteran Free
Pioneer - 70 years of age/AZ resident past 25 years (valid for all species) Free
Trout Stamp (validates Class A or Lifetime License) 15.75
Two Pole Stamp (for use on any Arizona License 6.00
NON-RESIDENT USD
Class A - General Fishing $70.25
Class B - Four Month (valid for all species) 39.75
Class C - Five-Day (valid for all species) 32.00
Class D - One-Day (valid for all species) 17.25
Additional Fishing Day Stamp 9.00
Class E - Colorado River Only (valid for all species) 48.75
Class U - Urban Fishing (valid for all species) 18.50
Trout Stamp (validates Class A for trout) 57.75
Two Pole Stamp 6.00
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT
Arizona Game and Fish Department 2221 W. Greenway Road
Phoenix, Az 85023
602-942-3000
To purchase fishing licenses:
Call 1-866-GO-AZGFD (1-866-462-0433) or via the Web at www.azgfd.com

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