Tennessee Fishing License

If you’re planning a fishing trip with Norman Lee Fishing, you’ll need to have a valid Tennessee fishing license before heading out on the water. Below, we’ll guide you through the simple process of obtaining your license so you can focus on reeling in trophy Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass with Captain Norman Lee!

Who Needs a Tennessee Fishing License?

Anyone 16 years or older is required to have a Tennessee fishing license when fishing in public waters, including Lake Chickamauga, Nickajack Lake, and the Tennessee River—all prime fishing spots with Norman Lee Fishing. Licenses are required for both residents and non-residents, though there are different options available based on your needs.

How to Obtain Your Tennessee Fishing License

Getting your Tennessee fishing license is easy and can be done in a few simple steps:

1. Online: Purchase your license through the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) website at GoOutdoorsTennessee.com.
2. In Person: Visit an authorized retailer such as Walmart, Bass Pro Shops, or local bait and tackle shops.
3. By Phone: Call the TWRA licensing office at 1-888-814-8972 to buy your license over the phone.

Types of Fishing Licenses Available

Depending on whether you’re a Tennessee resident or visiting from out of state, you can choose from several different license options:

For Tennessee Residents:

• Annual Fishing License: $34.00 (valid for all public waters)
• 1-Day Fishing License: $6.50 (great for a short trip!)
• Senior Citizen License: Discounted rates for residents aged 65+

For Non-Residents:

• 3-Day Fishing License: $20.50 (perfect for a weekend trip!)
• 10-Day Fishing License: $30.50 (for an extended visit)
• Annual Fishing License: $50.00 (valid for a full year of fishing in TN)

If you plan on trout fishing, an additional trout permit is required.

Important Fishing Regulations to Know

When fishing with Norman Lee Fishing, Captain Norman will guide you through all Tennessee fishing regulations, but here are a few key rules to keep in mind:

• Bass Size Limits: There are specific size and creel limits for Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass, so be sure to follow TWRA guidelines.
• Catch & Release: While you can keep certain fish, catch-and-release practices help maintain a healthy fishery.
• Fishing Seasons: Bass fishing is year-round, but seasonal regulations may apply.

Book Your Fishing Trip with Norman Lee Fishing Today!

With your Tennessee fishing license in hand, you’re all set for an unforgettable adventure with Captain Norman Lee! Whether you're looking to hook a monster bass on Lake Chickamauga or explore Nickajack Lake, we’re here to make your trip one to remember.

🎣 Book now and get ready to experience the best bass fishing in Tennessee!