Minnesota Fishing Regulations For 2011

Minnesota Walleye and Northern Pike Fishing Opener Saturday May 11, 2013.
Summary of Fishing Regulations for North Central Minnesota Leech lake, Lake Winnie and the surrounding area.

This page contains a summary of fishing regulations that apply to most of the fishing situations thaty we're likely to encounter in my regular guide service area. For complete statewide regulations go to the DNR website. Back Home

 

Resident Licenses

Fee

Angling - 24-hour

$ 8.50

Angling - combination (husband/wife)

$ 25.00

Angling - dark house rental

$ 26.00

Angling - dark house shelter

$ 12.50

Angling - individual

$ 17.00

Angling - military

$ 0.00

Angling - spearing from dark house

$ 18.00

Angling - white tulibee herring

$ 10.00

Angling Dark House 3 Year Rental

$ 78.00

Angling Dark House 3 Year

$ 34.50

Conservation combo angling

$ 17.00

Conservation individual angling

$ 11.00

Disability permit - angling/spearing permanent

$ 0.00

Disability permit - angling/spearing special annual

$ 0.00

Duplicate licenses

$ Various

Fishing tournament license

$ 0.00

Lifetime angling renewal

$ 0.00

Sports - combination

$ 38.50

Sports - individual

$ 29.50

Stamp - trout

$ 10.00

Stamp - trout (validation & pictoral)

$ 12.00

Stamp - walleye pictorial

$ 7.00

Stamp - walleye validation

$ 5.00

Stamps (collectable)

$ Various

Sturgeon tag

$ 5.00

Non-Resident Licenses

Fee

Angling - 14-day couple

$ 40.50

Angling - 24-hour

$ 8.50

Angling - 7-day

$ 28.50

Angling - 72-hour

$ 24.00

Angling - family

$ 52.50

Angling - individual

$ 39.50

Angling - shelter

$ 33.00

Angling - shelter 7-day

$ 19.00

Angling - youth

$ 17.00

Duplicate licenses

$ Various

Lifetime angling renewal

$ 0.00

Stamp - trout

$ 10.00

Stamp - trout (validation & pictoral)

$ 12.00

Stamp - walleye pictorial

$ 7.00

Stamp - walleye validation

$ 5.00

Stamps (collectable)

$ Various

Sturgeon tag

$ 5.00

Minnesota Boating Regulation Took Effect July 1, 2010 Click here for a link to the full story on the DNR website.