Alaska Senior Permanent ID Card

Alaskans 60 and up can hunt, sport fish and trap for free for life with a permanent ID card, no king salmon stamp needed.

What it costs you:

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You’ll land on adfg.alaska.gov. We don’t get paid for this link.

Who qualifies: Alaska residents 60 or older who meet ADF&G residency rules
How to get it: Apply for the Senior Permanent Identification Card through the ADF&G online store
Where it works: Alaska
When: No end date stated
Fine print: Processing can take up to a week.
Official source: adfg.alaska.gov

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