In this section, you will find information on how to obtain a fishing license in New Jersey, learn about the laws and regulations of fishing in this state, how you are contributing to the environment and more information.
Are you willing to try smallmouth bass fishing on the Delaware River in Island State Park or are you interested in bass fishing in the Spruce Run Reservoir? Both way, you'll need to have a correct New Jersey angling license and understand the state regulations before you start your trip. In this section, you will find more information on how to obtain your license.
Anyone who is 16 years of age or older must have a valid license (see Exceptions section) for fishing in the fresh waters of New Jersey with hand lines, rods and lines or arrows, and bows, even on privately owned lakes And other waters. New Jersey does not require a general saltwater fishing license, but licenses and permits for a bounded number of saltwater are required.
FISHING REGULATIONS IN NEW JERSEY
Once you have your valid New Jersey fishing license, you will need to read and understand state fishing regulations. Make sure you can correctly identify all species of fish, know bag limits and sizes. Below you will find more information on all the rules and regulations of fishing that apply in the state.
YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO THE ENVIRONMENT
When you get a fishing license or register your boat in New Jersey, you are helping to protect, conserve and improve the sport of fishing today and for future generations of fishermen.
You are also contributing to conserving your state's aquatic resources, helping to maintain fishing habitats, providing fish supplies, educational programs, maintaining public access to parks, building boat ramps, fishing docks, and other facilities.
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