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You must have a valid Yukon Angling Licence if you want to fish in Yukon. Licences are valid from April 1 to March 31.
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Licence Fees
| Season | 6 Day | 1 Day | |
| Yukon/Alaska* Resident | $15 | -- | -- |
| Canadian Resident | $25 | $15 | $10 |
| Non-Resident (US & Overseas) | $35 | $20 | $10 |
| Senior - Yukon Resident | Free | ||
| Minor (Youth Under 16) | Free | ||
| Indian or Inuit | Free |
* Alaska residents must produce a current Alaska Resident Sport Fishing Licence and government-issued photo identification to qualify for this rate.
You can purchase a fishing license from one of these Angling Licence Vendors 
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Requirements
You must sign your licence, carry it on your person when angling, and produce it when asked to do so by a Conservation or Fishery Officer. If your licence is lost or destroyed it must be replaced at a Yukon Department of Environment office for a fee of $2.
Licences for Minors (Youth Under 16)
Yukon residents under 16 years of age may fish with or without a licence, must follow all fishing regulations, and are entitled to their own catch limits. They do not need to be accompanied by a licence holder.
Canadian residents and non-residents under 16 years of age may fish with or without a licence and must follow all fishing regulations. If they are fishing with a licence, they are entitled to their own catch limits and do not need to be accompanied by another licence holder. If they are fishing without a licence, they must be accompanied by a licence hold and their catch is counted as part of the catch limit of that licence holder.
It is unlawful to use another person’s Angling Licence or Salmon Conservation Catch Card, or allow another person to use yours.
Yukon-BC Transboundary Waters
Yukon and BC angling licences are valid on all parts of the following transboundary waters: Bennett, Laidlaw, Morley, Tagish and Teslin lakes (not including inlet or outlet streams); Rancheria River, Swift River and their tributaries.
When fishing BC sections of these waters you must comply with all BC fishing regulations including tackle restrictions. Please note that the use of bait fish is prohibited in BC waters.
Fishing in National Parks
The Yukon Angling Licence is not valid in Kluane, Ivvavik or Vuntut national parks. If you plan to fish in any of these parks, you must first obtain a national park fishing licence from a Parks Canada office. For more information phone (867) 634-7250.
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Environment Yukon Phone: 867-667-5652 Email: environmentyukon@gov.yk.ca |
