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New Jersey Department Of Environmental Protection, New Jersey Fish and Wildlife, Home - Up-to-date information about hunting, fishing and NJ wildlife, management programs, stocking schedules, record fish, external links, news releases and news release archive, and more.
New Jersey Fish and Wildlife issues licenses, stamps, and permits for hunting, fishing, and trapping within the state.
New Jersey Fish and Wildlife issues the licenses, stamps and permits required for hunting, fishing and trapping. The first license, a non-resident hunting license for $10.50, was introduced in 1902. The first resident hunting license was required in 1909, hunting license at a cost of $1.15.
Regulations, permit applications, and additional information regarding the possession and importation of exotic and nongame animals (Individual Hobby, Pet Shop – Retail Sales, Animal Exhibitor, Scientific Collecting, etc.) LEARN MORE.
From the depths of our freshwater lakes to the top of the saltwater food chain, New Jersey showcases the fishing opportunities of a lifetime. Explore our extraordinary waters.
Despite being the most densely populated state in the nation, and the fifth smallest in area, New Jersey provides habitat for more than 400 species of land-dwelling vertebrate wildlife, as well as 134 freshwater fish, 336 marine fish, and thousands of terrestrial and aquatic invertebrate species.
There are many opportunities to hunt white-tailed deer in New Jersey. Please review our seasons and regulations to prepare yourself for a great hunt! Legal Hunting Hours: one-half hour before sunrise to one-half hour after sunset.
Anyone age 16 and older must have a license to fish the fresh waters of New Jersey (including privately owned waters) with handline, rod and reel or with a bow.
Managing New Jersey's nearly 800 fish and wildlife species is a cooperative responsibility shared between the Fish and Game Council, the Division of Fish, Game and Wildlife and the sporting community. Their unique, yet kindred responsibilities are summarized below.
It provides interactive maps of hunting and trapping zones for multiple wildlife species and information on seasons, regulations and harvest statistics. It also allows users to identify hunting and trapping zones for licensing, permitting and harvest reporting purposes.