Colorado Lifetime Fishing License
In the state of Colorado if you are permanently disabled you qualify for a Lifetime Fishing License free of charge. Last year, we applied for our oldest daughter Sam to receive her LFL and it was a really simple process.
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Requirements:
You must be a Colorado resident for at least 6 months and you need to have your doctor fill out the one-page disability form. (Downloadable from their website linked below.
Documents Needed
You must provide one of the following as documentation of a total and permanent disability:
- A fully completed Colorado Parks and Wildlife “Physician’s Affidavit” (located on the application), signed by a licensed physician attesting that the applicant meets the definition of a total and permanent disability; or
- A Division of Workers’ Compensation “Final Admission of Liability” form indicating “Permanent Total Disability”
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After completing the application you can email it to: disability.apps@state.co.us. or mail them to
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Colorado Parks & Wildlife
Attn: Lifetime Fishing License
6060 Broadway
Denver, CO, 80216
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For more information about the Lifetime Fishing License visit the link below or if you have any questions about this process we would be happy to help.
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If you have any questions about the process we went through to get our daughter’s lifetime fishing license, we are happy to help. Visit our Contact Us page to see all the ways to get in touch.