Virginia short-term saltwater fishing licenses cost ten dollars for residents and non-residents during ten consecutive days.

The five-day Virginia saltwater fishing pass costs twenty-four dollars and grants legal access to the Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic Ocean.

Virginia freshwater fishing for five days costs fourteen dollars with a flexible pass covering lakes, rivers, and streams.

Virginia residents and visitors can legally fish in saltwater for ten consecutive days using a permit costing ten dollars.

Virginia nonresident saltwater-only fishing licenses cost twenty five dollars annually for out-of-state anglers visiting the Chesapeake Bay.

The Virginia nonresident combination fishing license costs seventy-one dollars and covers freshwater and saltwater for one year.

Virginia nonresident freshwater fishing licenses cost forty seven dollars annually and fund state conservation and stocking programs.

Virginia residents can purchase a combined freshwater and saltwater fishing license for thirty nine dollars and fifty cents.

Virginia resident saltwater fishing licenses cost seventeen dollars and fifty cents annually for all state tidal waters.

A Virginia resident freshwater fishing license costs $23 annually and grants twelve months of access to state rivers and lakes.