Tennessee Fishing License 2026: Trout Supplemental, No Trout vs All Species, and Prices
No Trout is a literal product name, trout needs the $21 supplemental on resident no-trout paths, and visitors choose by duration.
Tennessee rules that change the cart
- No Trout vs All Species
- The visitor row separates no-trout trips from trout-legal trips.
- Age bands
- Under 13, 13-15, and 16+ each follow a different Tennessee product path.
- Trout supplemental
- Residents who start on a no-trout base often need the $21 Annual Trout Supplemental.
- County-of-residence card
- The $10 county product is narrow and only works under its bait and county rules.
Tennessee treats fishing as a product-choice problem. Visitors split into No Trout and All Species (including Trout), with 3-day, 10-day, and annual options. A bass or crappie trip may fit No Trout, but any trout stream, tailwater, or trout possession plan needs the product that includes trout.
Residents have their own paths. Ages 16 to 64 usually start on the Combo Hunt/Fish row, ages 13 to 15 use junior products, and the county-of-residence no-trout license is a narrow local option for age 13 and older. The $21 Annual Trout Supplemental is the key add-on when a resident starts on a no-trout base and still wants trout privilege.
Use the current price rows below, then check the live Go Outdoors Tennessee cart for the exact active SKU before paying.
2026 Tennessee Price Rows
Use Go Outdoors Tennessee and the current TWRA license-sales page for the live purchase record.
| Product | Resident | Nonresident | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Combo Hunt/Fish | $33 | N/A | Default resident annual fishing path for ages 16-64. |
| County of Residence Fishing – No Trout | $10 | N/A | Local natural-bait option for residents 13+. |
| Annual Trout Supplemental | $21 | N/A | Add-on for trout when using an eligible no-trout base. |
| Resident junior hunt/fish/trap, ages 13-15 | $9 | N/A | Youth resident row in the confirmed tables. |
| Nonresident 3-day | N/A | $20 no trout / $40 all species | Choose based on whether trout is on the trip. |
| Nonresident 10-day | N/A | $30 no trout / $61 all species | Longer visitor trip row. |
| Nonresident annual | N/A | $49 no trout / $98 all species | Annual visitor row. |
For trout trips, "All Species" already includes trout. For resident no-trout paths, add the $21 supplemental only when TWRA says the base is eligible.
Guides
Tennessee Fishing License Age Requirements 2026
Tennessee fishing license age requirements: check under-13 exemptions, junior licenses, nonresident youth, senior rows, and trout/special permits.
Updated August 19, 2026
Tennessee Nonresident Fishing License 2026: Cost & Options
Tennessee nonresident fishing license cost 2026: compare 3-day, 10-day, and annual No Trout vs All Species products.
Updated August 19, 2026
Tennessee Lifetime Fishing License Cost 2026
Tennessee lifetime fishing license guide: Lifetime Sportsman price bands, residency proof, what it covers, and when annual products are better.
Updated August 19, 2026
Tennessee Fishing License 2026: Trout Rules & Fees
TWRA Tennessee fishing license ages, resident and nonresident fees, trout supplemental rules, senior options and special permits for 2026.
Updated August 18, 2026FAQs
When do I need the Tennessee Trout Supplemental?
The Tennessee fishing article says residents who start on a no-trout base often need the separate $21 Annual Trout Supplemental to keep trout.
What is the Tennessee visitor 10-day option?
The Tennessee nonresident article covers the 3-day, 10-day, and annual visitor rows.
What happens at ages 13 and 16 in Tennessee?
The Tennessee age article places ages 13-15 on junior products and age 16+ on adult products.