Trout & Salmon Stamp
Nevada Trout Stamp
2026
Trout and salmon stamp requirements, fees, and covered waters for Nevada. Nevada does not require a separate trout stamp. All trout fishing — including rainbow, brown, brook, lake trout, and cutthroat trout — is covered under the standard Nevada fishing license. Nevada's Sierra Nevada streams, alpine lakes, and Ruby Mountains offer excellent wild trout fishing.
Covers Lake Trout
2026 Trout Stamp Quick Facts
Verified 2026
Resident Fee
N/A
No separate stamp; trout covered under base fishing license.
Nonresident Fee
N/A
Check agency for current fees
Stamp Required?
No
No trout stamp required
Covers Salmon?
No
Covers lake trout
Step-by-Step
How to Get a Trout Stamp in Nevada
Follow these steps to purchase and use your trout stamp in Nevada:
1
Confirm If a Stamp Is Required
Nevada does not currently require a separate trout stamp for most anglers. A standard fishing license covers trout fishing in most waters. Review the specific regulations for any special trout management areas you plan to fish.
2
Purchase Your Fishing License First
A valid Nevada fishing license is required before you can add a trout stamp. Purchase your license online at Nevada Department of Wildlife's website, at a licensed sporting goods retailer, or at a regional agency office. Licenses are available for residents and nonresidents.
3
Add the Trout Stamp
No separate trout stamp purchase is needed. Your standard fishing license covers trout fishing.
4
Know Your Waters & Regulations
Review the annual fishing regulations booklet for size and bag limits on trout species. Some waters have special restrictions including catch-and-release only sections, artificial lures only, or delayed harvest periods.
Requirements
Nevada Trout Stamp Requirements
Standard Nevada fishing license required.
Source: Nevada Department of Wildlife (www.ndow.org).
Requirements verified 2026. Always confirm current fees and regulations directly with the agency before fishing.