

Accommodations and Services:
Most South Dakota communities offer motels, campgrounds and
bed and breakfast housing at reasonable rates. Reservations are
typically unnecessary.
Request a free
South Dakota Vacation Guide from the
Office of Tourism for a listing of accommodations, or visit the Interactive Trip Planner (requires Flash). If you have
already requested a South Dakota Fishing and Hunting Guide (PDF), a South
Dakota Vacation Guide will automatically be sent with it.
Public Fishing Waters:
South Dakota is home to some of the finest fishing waters in North America. Nearly 30 species of fish provide anglers a variety of fishing adventures throughout South Dakota. The Department
of Game, Fish & Parks produces a guide to help anglers find these fishing waters.
PDF (GFP)Boating:
If you are a boat owner and plan to use yours for fishing or other pleasure purposes, there are a number of recommendations and regulations you should be aware of. Be sure to educate yourself before hitting the water.
Fishing on Indian Reservations:
South Dakota's Indian Reservations hold a wealth of hunting and fishing opportunities. State
licenses are not valid on Indian trust lands, unless authorized by tribal councils. Please
contact each individual tribe for specific licensing information.
Tribe Phone Fax Cheyenne River (605) 964-4155 (605) 964-4151 Crow Creek (605) 245-2221 (605) 245-2470 Flandreau Santee (605) 997-3512 (605) 997-3878 Lower Brule (605) 473-5561 (605) 473-5554 Pine Ridge (605) 867-5821 (605) 867-1449 Rosebud (605) 747-2381 (605) 747-2905 Sisseton-Wahpeton (605) 698-3911 (605) 698-3708 Standing Rock (701) 854-8500 ext. 186 (701) 854-7299 Yankton (605) 384-3641 (605) 384-5687
Other information and links:
The Department of Game, Fish & Parks provides a lot of information for successful fishing in South Dakota. To see answers to frequently asked questions, more details about common fish species, catch and release policies, turning in poachers, and more, visit these links: