How much does a fishing license cost in Tennessee?

Answer 1

If you take fish or attempt to take fish (including crayfish) by any method or if you assist someone else to do so, you must have a valid fishing license. There are some exceptions: * You are under 13 years of age (resident or nonresident). * Landowners, their spouses and children, who fish on their farmland which is owned by an individual or a family. Landowners, their spouses and children must be residents of Tennessee but need not reside on the land. * Tenants, their spouses and dependent children who fish on farmland owned by an individual or a family. Tenants, their spouses and dependent children must be residents of Tennessee and must actually reside on the land and have permission of the landowner to fish. A tenant is a person who, for money or free rent, or other consideration, cares for farmland. The tenancy must be agricultural in nature. * Resident grandchildren (under 16) and resident great-grandchildren (under 16) who fish on farmland which is owned by their resident grandparents or great-grandparents. * First cousins who own farmland jointly or in common may fish on the farmland. Their children may fish as well. * You are on military leave, carrying a copy of your leave orders. A pass does not meet this requirement. * You are a resident who was born before March 1, 1926. (To qualify for this exemption, you must carry proof of your age and residency to show to a wildlife officer, if requested.) * It's Free Fishing Day! * It's Free Fishing Week! Children all ages 15 and younger can fish free during free fishing week.

Answer 2

Residents one day is $5.50 and annual is $28

Non-resident one day is $8.00 no trout and annual is $41 no trout

http://www.tn.gov/twra/fishlicense.html

Answer 3

Hardware stores, tackle shops, Bass Pro Shops, Wal Mart.