PORTLAND — Hunting and fishing license fees in Oregon will increase starting Friday, the state’s first price jump since 2010.
Non-resident annual fishing licenses will increase in cost from $97.50 now to $106.25 in 2016.
A one-day non-resident fishing license will increase to $19 from $16.75.
A nonresident hunting license will increase from $148.50 to $160.50. A non-resident deer tag will increase from $383.50 to $414, while a non-resident elk tag jumps from $508.50 to $549.
