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From hunting to fishing to exploring the great outdoors, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission offers countless opportunities to make memories. Where will you start?
Your comprehensive resource for hunting and fishing licensing information provided by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission (AGFC). Discover frequently asked questions, access licensing information, and more.
Use the pages below to find more information on our state’s game species. You can also use the Where to Hunt page to find your new favorite hunting spot. Get Your Hunting License. Get the latest information on Hunting. Plus, explore all of AGFC.com for all things hunting, fishing, and wildlife in Arkansas.
Welcome to the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Commissioners’ Page. Here, you will find a wealth of information about the dedicated individuals who lead the charge in conserving and managing Arkansas’ remarkable fish and wildlife resources.
Wildlife Education Grants. Funds collected from game and fish law convictions never leave the county where the fire occurred. The money is used to fund educational programs focused on fish, wildlife and conservation in the counties where the offense occurred.
Get your fishing license and trout permit to experience the thrill of coldwater fishing in Arkansas. Discover pristine streams and lakes, and reel in the catch of a lifetime this season!
65-Plus Lifetime Combination License (PLC, $35.50) | Optional Application. Entitles Arkansas residents 65 or older to the privileges of the resident Sportsman’s License (hunting) and the Resident Fisheries Conservation License (fishing). A Resident Trapper’s Permit is required to trap furbearers.
Explore meticulously crafted guidelines for hunting seasons, bag limits, and specific rules for game species. Stay updated with fishing regulations, including size limits, licensing requirements, and special rules for different water bodies.
Special and Commercial Fishing Regulations, Licenses and Costs. AGFC guidebooks contain an interpretive summary of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s hunting and fishing regulations and covers only the regulations that most commonly affect hunters and anglers.
An area is considered baited for 10 days following complete removal of bait. Get the latest information on Deer-specific Hunting Regulations. Plus, explore all of AGFC.com for all things hunting, fishing, and wildlife in Arkansas.