Fishing in West Virginia
Discover 28 state parks offering fishing in West Virginia
🐟 West Virginia Fishing License at a Glance
Base license requires conservation stamp. excellent multi-day value for non-residents.
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.
West Virginia State Parks with Fishing
Audra State Park
Babcock State Park
Beech Fork State Park
Berkeley Springs State Park
Blackwater Falls State Park
Bluestone State Park
Cabwaylingo State Forest
Cacapon Resort State Park
Camp Creek State Park
Canaan Valley Resort State Park
Cedar Creek State Park
Coopers Rock State Forest
Elk River Trail
Greenbrier River Trail
Holly River State Park
Little Beaver State Park
Moncove Lake State Park
North Bend State Park
Pineville Lake State Park
Pinnacle Rock State Park
Prickett’s Fort State Park
Stonewall Jackson Lake State Park
Stonewall Resort State Park
Summersville Lake State Park
Tomlinson Run State Park
Tygart Lake State Park
Valley Falls State Park
Watoga State Park
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❓ Fishing in West Virginia — FAQ
Do I need a license to fish in West Virginia state parks?
Yes — fishing in West Virginia state parks generally requires a valid West Virginia fishing license. A resident annual license costs $19, and a non-resident annual license costs $37. 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 West Virginia?
Yes — West Virginia offers free fishing days when no license is required (National Free Fishing Weekend). Exact dates change each year, so verify with the official West Virginia agency before your trip.