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New York Hunting & Fishing License Fee Calculator

An annual resident fishing license in New York costs $25 and a resident hunting license $22, through the New York DEC. Non-residents pay $50 to fish and $100 to hunt. Big-game tags, stamps, and permits are extra — the license is the entry ticket, not the whole cost.

Your license

Estimated annual cost
$25.00/ year
  • Resident fishing license (annual)
    $25.00

Estimate only — actual fees are set by your state and county at the time of registration. Data last reviewed 2026-07-17. This state's full local formula is not yet implemented; see the notes below the calculator.

Good to know

  • Fees shown are the standard adult annual licenses. Youth, senior, military, and disability discounts are common; big-game tags, stamps, and the federal duck stamp ($25) are extra.

What determines license cost in New York?

  • Residency (non-residents often pay 3–10×)
  • Fishing ($25 res) vs hunting ($22 res)
  • Separate licenses per activity
  • Tags, stamps & permits (extra)

Frequently asked questions

How much is a fishing license in New York?

An annual resident fishing license is $25; non-residents pay $50. Short-term (1-day/7-day) licenses are usually available for less. Trout/salmon stamps may be extra where required.

How much is a hunting license in New York?

The annual resident hunting license is $22 ($100 non-resident) — but that's the base license. Deer, elk, turkey, and other big-game tags are purchased separately and often cost more than the license itself, especially for non-residents.

Is there a combined hunting and fishing license in New York?

New York doesn't sell a standard annual combo — you'd buy the fishing ($25) and hunting ($22) licenses separately.

Who sells licenses in New York?

The New York DEC — online, plus license agents (sporting-goods stores, some retailers). Federal requirements like the $25 duck stamp for waterfowl are bought separately.

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Official New York resources

Estimates here are informational — the state is the only source of an official quote.

Data last reviewed 2026-07-17.