National Hunting and Fishing Day on September 26, 2026, celebrated America's 250th anniversary and the conservation contributions of sportsmen and women. The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation secured a presidential proclamation from President Donald Trump, 45 gubernatorial proclamations, and other recognitions highlighting hunting, fishing, and outdoor sports' importance to conservation and local economies.
National Hunting & Fishing Day
Pennsylvania will celebrate National Hunting and Fishing Day on September 26, 2026, recognizing hunters and anglers' contributions to wildlife conservation. Governor Josh Shapiro signed a proclamation highlighting how over two million hunters and anglers have generated more than $125 million for conservation efforts in the state.
Whitetails Unlimited recognizes the 54th National Hunting and Fishing Day on September 26, 2026, celebrating over 55 million sportsmen and women who have raised more than $57 billion for conservation. WTU President Jeff Schinkten emphasized the organization's commitment to supporting outdoor heritage and natural resources.
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources invites Hoosiers to celebrate public lands and waters on Saturday, Sept. 26, with volunteer events, free fishing opportunities, and hunting seasons including squirrel, dove, and youth deer hunting across the state.
Do you have a current Utah hunting, fishing or combination license? If so, you can visit either of the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources public shooting ranges on Saturday, Sept. 23 and shoot for free on National Hunting and Fishing Day.
