Fishing in Nevada
Discover 21 state parks offering fishing in Nevada
🐟 Nevada Fishing License at a Glance
Desert state premium pricing but great Lake Tahoe fishing.
License fees and free fishing days shown as of June 2026 — fees and dates change yearly. Always confirm current rates and free-fishing dates via the official link above before purchasing.
Nevada State Parks with Fishing
Beaver Dam State Park
Big Bend of the Colorado State Recreation Area
Cathedral Gorge State Park
Cave Lake State Park
Cave Rock State Park
Dayton State Park
Echo Canyon State Park
Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs
Ice Age Fossils State Park
Lahontan State Recreation Area
Lake Tahoe – Nevada State Park
Rye Patch State Recreation Area
Sand Harbor State Park
South Fork State Recreation Area
Spooner Lake And Backcountry State Park
Spring Mountain Ranch State Park
Spring Valley State Park
Walker River State Recreation Area
Ward Charcoal Ovens State Park
Washoe Lake State Park
Wild Horse State Recreation Area
❓ Fishing in Nevada — FAQ
Do I need a license to fish in Nevada state parks?
Yes — fishing in Nevada state parks generally requires a valid Nevada fishing license. A resident annual license costs $40, and a non-resident annual license costs $80. Youth and seniors are often exempt or pay reduced fees. Fees shown as of June 2026 — confirm current rates with the official state agency.
Are there free fishing days in Nevada?
Yes — Nevada offers free fishing days when no license is required (Free Fishing Day in June). Exact dates change each year, so verify with the official Nevada agency before your trip.