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Resident Shoreline Fishing Licenses Now Free, Other Prices Increase
What's New
The license for Florida residents to catch saltwater fish from shore or a structure affixed to shore cost $9 last year, but beginning July 1, it's free. Other license and permit fees will increase on that date.
The Florida Legislature repealed the shoreline license fee during the past session. However, legislators retained the license requirement to prevent a more-costly federal registration fee from taking effect in Florida.
Other fees, however, are increasing. Read more from the Florida Wildlife Commission here.