You can apply for your WIN card online at or visit a private licence issuer – you pay a small fee and receive your number instantly, so you can apply for licences right away. You’ll get your permanent WIN card in the mail within six weeks, and it will be valid for five years.
Does a win card expire?
WiN card activation requires a one-time $8.00 fee (plus GST). Current WiN card holders are required to pay the one-time fee when their card expires to renew. After activation, your WiN never expires and no renewals are needed again!
Do seniors need a win card to fish in Alberta?
Sportfishing Licences
All persons sportfishing in Alberta are required to hold an Alberta Sportfishing Licence, except: Youths under 16 years of age. Alberta residents aged 65 and older.
How do you get a new win card?
Here’s the answer given for a lost WIN card: Log into your account and click on Replace WIN Card to order a new card. You can also purchase a replacement at any Licence Issuer. The replacement fee is $3.00 (plus GST).
How long is Alberta fishing license good for?
After activation, your WiN never expires and no renewals are needed! 1 Alberta resident is a resident of Canada and has their only or primary residence in Alberta.
How many deer tags can you get in Alberta?
Allowed Per Hunter
A Resident Adult may obtain one of each of these 16 licences (excluding the Youth/Senior licences). Antlerless Mule Deer Special Licence (issued to a Youth) 21.20 (8.25) A Resident Youth may obtain only one of these two licences.
What is an Alberta wildlife certificate?
Think of wildlife certificates as the first building block in the licensing system. You must purchase a Wildlife Certificate before the licensing system allows you to purchase any other licence. Purchase your Wildlife Certificate at a licence issuer, or online by creating an account at
What is a win card?
If you don’t already have your pre-numbered Wildlife Identification Number (WIN) you can apply for one either online or in person. You will receive immediate notification of your WIN once you complete your application. Your plastic WIN card will be mailed to you in approximately four weeks.
How many walleye can you keep in Alberta?
Walleye and Sauger – 3 in combined total. Northern Pike – 3 in total. Yellow Perch – 15 in total. Lake Whitefish and Cisco (Tullibee) – 10 in combined total.
Can you fish with 2 rods in Alberta?
If you are alone in the boat, you can have 2 rods in the water. If there’s more than one person in the boat, only one rod each is permitted.
Can you keep walleye in Alberta?
Walleye are one of Alberta’s most delicious and cherished fish species. However, to keep walleye from certain lakes in Alberta, you must apply for a licence through a draw system, much like big game licences for hunters.
How do I get my hunting license in Alberta?
You can purchase a hunting licence online by registering on Albertarelm.com. Licences cost the same online or at an issuer, no service fees are added. Costs vary according to the type of licence. Please read Alberta’s Regulations before you buy a licence to make sure you’re purchasing the right one.
How do you get your fishing license?
Buying a fishing license is quick, easy and directly contributes toward conservation efforts. In most states, licenses can be purchased online, by phone or at retail establishments. Purchase a Fishing License in Your State.
How do I check my hunting draws in Alberta?
Check your draw application(s)
Online and navigate to Draw Applications in My Account or.Contact the Alberta RELM Help Desk.
Are barbed hooks allowed in Alberta?
In April 2004, Alberta placed a province-wide ban on the use of barbed hooks for angling. In September 2011, Fisheries and Oceans Canada made an amendment to the federal regulations that unintentionally removed the ban on barbed hooks in Alberta.
What happens if you fish without a license in Alberta?
Fishing without a license’ falls under the Alberta Fisheries Act (RSA 2000 cF16) which is a Provincial Act. It would be the same as getting a speeding ticket.
How much is a fishing ticket in Alberta?
for $11.00 (plus GST) online at albertarelm.com and at licence issuers. available online at albertarelm.com. (Class A or B) or a Class C licence can be purchased for $11.00 (plus GST) online at albertarelm.com or at licence issuers.
