Hawaii
No license is required for marine recreational fishing, 365 days per year. For other fishing regulations, licenses and permits check with the Hawaii Division of Aquatic Resources.More »
Idaho
June 8, 2013 is a free fishing day in Idaho. Each year, Idaho's Free Fishing Day is held the second Saturday every June.
All other fishing rules and regulations including creel limits, opening dates and tackle restrictions remain in effect. Always check the seasons and rules for the water where you plan to go fishing.More »
Illinois
June 7-10, 2013 are free fishing days in Illinois. A booklet of fishing regulations and information is available online. Free dates for next year are June 6-19, 2014.More »Indiana
June 1-2, 2012 is a free fishing weekend in Indiana. Check with Indiana's Department of Natural Resources for regulations.More »Iowa
June 7-9, 2013 are free fishing days in Iowa.
Annually the Iowa Department of Natural Resources hosts Free Fishing Days, for Iowa residents only, during the first Friday, Saturday and Sunday of June. All fishing regulations must be obeyedMore »
Kansas
June 1-2, 2012 are free fishing days in Kansas. The first full weekend in June is traditionally the free fishing weekend.
Anglers do not need a fishing license on those days but must abide by all other regulations such as length and creel limits, equipment requirements, etc.More »
Kentucky
June 1-2, 2012 are free fishing days in Kentucky. However, all anglers must still observe minimum size limits and creel limits.More »
Louisiana
June 8-9, 2013 is free fishing weekend in Louisiana. "Free Fishing Weekend" is a part of Fishing Week in Louisiana that runs from June 4-9, 2013.More »Maine
February 16-17, 2013 and June 1-2, 2013 are free fishing days in Maine. All other laws and regulations apply on these days.More »
Maryland
June 1, June 8 and July 4, 2012 are free fishing days. No fishing license, stamp or registration is required to fish in State waters on these days.
As always, free-fishing anglers must adhere to fishing rules such as size and creel limits.More »
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